Topic: Yamaha DTXtreme III Hi Hat triggering problem

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Replied February 9, 2011 at 15:52 #1945533

Brock Wagner
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I was having this problem as well but with Toontrack solo. I have a similar setup using a maxed out DTXtreme III. After browsing the forums, I came up with an answer for me. It might help with Cubase hopefully. Set the controller for your host (TT Solo, Cubase, etc…) to default. Go to the mapping tab within Superior Drummer. Go to the bottom and select presets, Midi, note mapping, and finally select E drums. When you go back to the hi-hat articulations, you will see only the bottom five (closed pedal – hatsctrl) are set. The others are left not set. The various trigger articulations go through one note, CC4, from the hi-hat control on the DTXtreme module. Go to presets, midi, and finally pedal correction if the hi-hats don’t respond quite like you would like.
I’ve also read you should turn off local control from the midi utility on the DTXtreme module. Didn’t seem to make a difference for me but it might help you avoid some issues.
Hope this helps.

Replied February 9, 2011 at 22:37 #1945540

Yosef770
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Thanks bizrock99

Thats exactly what I was wanting to know. I’ll try it tonight and let you know how I go.

Cheers.

Replied February 11, 2011 at 00:46 #1945567

Yosef770
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Hi bizrock99

I didn’t mees with the host controller but did do the Mapping Tab operations as you described and got very good results. I don’t have bell on the hats but I’m sure that with some twigging, I can asign all that with the Learn function.

Thanks very much bizrock99.

Yosef
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Yamaha DTXtreme III Hi Hat triggering problem

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