First off, I really want to thank you newcreature (and whoever else) for this software. My friend turned me on to playing a real drumset to the RB/GH on-screen notes (with the in-game drum sounds off). Then I found this program and now I can use EOF directly to open the .mid and song file that comes with these music games...I set the video delay and voila! I don't even need FOF. ...so my friend is gonna love this too when I tell him about it. In the meanwhile, I've got a few questions.
#1 My main problem...drumsets have multiple toms and crashes.
Is there a way to indicate more than just the 5 notes of each line (a "faux" indicator, that is)? The only way I've found is starpower, though it turns
every note in the beat to gray, and HOPO (NOTE: i.e. I'd tell myself that a gray note always means hit the alternate crash, for example). Solo doesn't create a visual cue...and you can't change the color of individual notes away from the global setting for the whole line. If EOF would let me change the color of any individual single note to any color I want, that would solve all my problems, though the ability to add some sort of marker to any individual note or the ability to show two instruments side by side would also work great (among many other possibly solutions) because I could set all the toms to be the second instrument track and free up at least one line from the main track.
EDIT: one way is to assign a crazy note with T and make sure that this note is just one tick off from the others that occur at the same time so the crazy noting won't get assigned to them too.
#2 I can't figure out why some notes are marked HOPO in the 3d Window, but if I click them and scroll my mouse wheel to change the length of the note to less than an 1/8 note (I guess that's how you do it) the HOPO indicator black circle doesn't go away...or if I take a non-hopo note and shorten it to a length of 1, the HOPO black circle indicator doesn't then show up.
EDIT: confusingly, "note length" actually refers to the length of time between the note in question to the next note. ...knowing tht info, the HOPO's seem to assign correctly now
Thanks again.

If you never touch this software again it's still a big improvement on what I was having to do before.