I would not do this unless you find that you can't import your midi files into the AD User Midi File location. Click on the Map Preset 'startup' and it will show other mappings that it can use. This Midi Map Preset is located on the Beats page on the right side, two thirds of the way down the page. Īs an alternative, you can change the AD Midi Map Preset to 'GM' and drag and GM midi file into your DAW and AD should play it.
You will need to supply the patch for 'your computer name. My AD midi files are located in a midi user files at: C: Users/your computer name/my documents/Addictive Drums/User Midi Files. You can also check and see which midi files are in your folder. It will then take a minute or two and show you all the midi files available. You will then need click 'Refresh Library' which is on the Beats page of Addictive Drum. You might need to reinstall your Groove Monkee files if you have Addictive Drums installed after you first installed GM's files, and try to see if it autoinstalls the Groove Monkee midi files for AD. When I installed Groove Monkee, it asked me to check a box for Addictive Drums along with other drum programs I had. I do not remember if they installed automatically or if I copied them into the Addictive Keys Midi file location. Yes, Addictive Drums can use Groove Monkee midi files.
