I would GUESS that each ‘Module’ would allow you to set up multiple ‘options’ to then choose from… you know, like an ‘alternate’ I’m not sure if you’re on LOCAL either (?) I’m not completely clear on the ‘Module’ concept myself, as it’s been a while since I severely read up on it in the manuals, but I just know that using Module 1 and ‘activated’ works. YES, by entering midi channel #10, you’ve isolated/blocked any other midi channels from coming through, which is what you want. It looks like in the image of your Midi Input Filter dialog box, that you’ve done what I said to do. They may look a little different among versions, but their concept should be the same. The pics I found and posted, as always are images from googling of the subject…what version they’re from I don’t always know. If you hear ONLY the wanted corresponding track/channel/VSTi, with this test method of one midi instrument, then you’ve succeeded. When using one midi instrument, you WANT to hear just the output of that midi track ONLY…that is, with just the V-Drums connected, you should hear ONLY EZDrummer…when you plug in JUST the keyboard, you want to hear ONLY the B4 as that midi tracks output. Just make sure you get one that ‘can also be’ used as a stand-alone unit (without a computer if/when wanted) so you can do the necessary routing(s) you need on the interface itself…well, that’s preferred anyway…otherwise, you’ll have to make those setting in the computer as your ONLY option with it’s own software interface.Īs I had said… connecting ONE midi instrument at a time is JUST to sort things out to simplify your troubleshooting. When you can get your hands on one…maybe your local music store will let you take one home…rent/try etc? Or as you said, just BUY one. Yes,trying a midi router may be a good idea at this point. My brain is fried at the moment…But I’ll try my best ramble again …

Playing ezdrummer midi keyboard