Do drum plugins in Komplete 14 Standard have a Grid Editor functionality like in EZdrummer?

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KettleDrop
KettleDrop Member Posts: 9 Newcomer
edited October 2024 in Komplete Kontrol

I'm trying to decide whether Komplete 14 Standard would include grid editor functionality like in EZDrummer from ToonTrack, where I can arrange notes on a grid that syncs with my tracks in Pro Tools.

Do any of the drums included in Komplete 14 Standard have comparable grid editor functionality?

Thanks in advance!

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  • KettleDrop
    KettleDrop Member Posts: 9 Newcomer
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    I discovered that Maschine comes with Komplete 14 Standard and does include a grid editor functionality like in EZDrummer.

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 4,049 Expert
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    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/93794#Comment_93794

    No - none of the standard "drum" instruments that ship with K14 Standard have any grid functions - largely due to the fact that they all run within Kontakt.

    Can also say with 100% certainty that building/editing drums in Maschine (software version in K14 Standard) is light years more difficult than it is with EZD.

    That is - unless you pour the required time into learning how Maschine works (which I have not as of this writing).

    If it's fast good drums you need - EZD is where you will get it done.

    VP

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  • KettleDrop
    KettleDrop Member Posts: 9 Newcomer
    Answer ✓

    I discovered that Maschine comes with Komplete 14 Standard and does include a grid editor functionality like in EZDrummer.

  • Vocalpoint
    Vocalpoint Member Posts: 4,049 Expert
    Answer ✓


    https://community.native-instruments.com/discussion/comment/93794#Comment_93794

    No - none of the standard "drum" instruments that ship with K14 Standard have any grid functions - largely due to the fact that they all run within Kontakt.

    Can also say with 100% certainty that building/editing drums in Maschine (software version in K14 Standard) is light years more difficult than it is with EZD.

    That is - unless you pour the required time into learning how Maschine works (which I have not as of this writing).

    If it's fast good drums you need - EZD is where you will get it done.

    VP

  • KettleDrop
    KettleDrop Member Posts: 9 Newcomer

    Thanks so much VP! I appreciate the input!

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