Topic: FL studio, Aftertouch, and Choking | Forums

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Replied January 5, 2025 at 20:51 #3357184

ROBERT
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This is for hi hat…

EZdrummer vst plugin while in flstudio, top left arrow thing, near the gear. Click and choose browse parameters.

This opens the midi sends in the plugins window thingy on the left that i usually keep closed, lol.

Scroll down to CC4, r clk and link controller, step on hi hat…
should be done… (it helped me a lot. now to adjust it more in not so easy drummer 3).

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This was after doing this though, i am not sure if this matters, but im sharing it.

the one with the link CC to generic controller and put on mini channel 10, i did this also.

As for cymbal chokes, im still trying

Replied February 5, 2025 at 02:26 #3368113

jbelba
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Any luck on chokes yet? I posted a few months ago but still can’t get it figured out maybe see if you can get it to work from what they posted if you didn’t see this already

https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/superior-drummer-3-cymbal-choke-not-working-with-td17kvx-in-flstudio/

Replied August 27, 2026 at 07:14 #3579687

shottman8688
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I found the fix for me. I saw that other post about messing with the aftertouch fl studio parameter but I didn’t have success with that. For me, I went to Superior drummer 3 – settings – midi-in/edrums and then scrolled down to cymbal “x” mute hit (it wasn’t mapped). In my case it was cymbal 2 mute hit, Note 94. Click on it, then on the right under mapping, click learn. Choke the cymbal ( I had to pinch around on it a few times for it to register it…) and it should map it. I found that it struggles to mute it if your stick is still resting on the cymbal when you pinch it. Hopefully this works for anyone else still trying to figure out this niche issue with no information about anywhere…

Replied September 1, 2026 at 11:52 #3581128

williamfarah
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I had a similar experience with DAW-specific settings where something works perfectly in one program but behaves completely differently in another. It can be surprisingly frustrating when you’ve followed the setup instructions exactly.

From what you’ve described, it sounds like FL Studio may not be passing the required aftertouch information to Superior Drummer correctly rather than the Superior Drummer setup itself being wrong. I’d check the MIDI input and controller settings first and make sure the aftertouch data is actually being received.

It is interesting how small configuration differences can completely change the result. It reminds me of puzzle games like Letter Boxed simple on the surface, but getting the intended result often depends on understanding the underlying rules and making the right connections.
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