![]() I have been able to drag parts from EZDrummer’s window into Dorico using this method. Switch back to Cubase and drag the drum track into bar 1 of the Drum Set in Dorico.In the Endpoint Setup dialog, set the percussion map to EZDrummer.Import the EZDrummer percussion map I mentioned above. ![]() Load EZDrummer to the VST Rack and route the Drum Set track to it.If that doesn’t identify the drum track or import enough of the notes then add a new Drum Set instrument in Dorico and switch to Play Mode.Export the MIDI file and import into Dorico, selecting the option to use track names to identify instruments.Rename the percussion track to ‘Drum Set’ or ‘Drum Kit’.I think there may be a way of making this work, if you have the file open in Cubase: So when you import a MIDI file containing a track from EZDrummer into Dorico then the best that Dorico can do is guess, based on the input options what the contents of each track are. The problem with MIDI files is that they have virtually no useful information in them for knowing anything at all about what the contents represent – there isn’t even anything that indicates that they are a drum track. Unfortunately we don’t yet have any mechanism for importing Cubase drum maps, and even if we did, as Daniel mentioned, we still wouldn’t have enough semantic information to import correctly into Dorico.
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