You can change which articulations are being triggered (change snare to sidestick, for example). You can also mute various parts of kit and have that change reflected in the midi that you drag to your DAW. Superior Drummer 2 used to do this it looks like SD3 will allow only a single kitpiece's midi to be selected rather than several. You can also change the speed and length of the midi pattern. EZD, via the Edit Play Style window, lets you do many of those same things. You can thin out or increase the density of hits of individual kit pieces (as well as the pattern as a whole) and you can increase or decrease the velocity of each kit piece. It does not let you mute certain parts and have that reflected in the midi that you drag and drop to your DAW.
You can also reassign articulations in this window. Midi pattern search: here’s where I think EZD comes out a bit ahead. In the Search window, you can drop pattern into the MIDI drop zone and EZD will find similar patterns from your collection. You can also play in your own patterns to find similar ones in your collection.
Very handy! AD has a grid search in which you fill in a drum machine-like grid to find similar patterns in your collection.
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