Hi guys, This is my first introduction and question on this forum. At the moment I have the RolandTD30KV the VH 13 hihat, in combination with SD, within Cubase 7.5 The DAW recognize the Roland as a standard driver and therefore works excellent, even with the ASIO4ALL driver on my SSD HP Probook. The ASIO4ALL I will be replaced soon for the Steinberg UH824 converter, to get the latency standard below 5ms. Recently I purchased SD 2.3 as part of my e-drum setup within a DAW. I also want to apply this configuration on stage if possible. One topic that shows up frequently here, is how to tweak the Roland VH11, VH12 or 13 in SD. Usually the answer is as follow: Use the Roland Defaultsetting in SD, and easy does it! But by now, we all know that tweaking the VH 12 and 13 in SD is far from easy. This information is confirmed by the specialists from the Drum-Tec, the E-drum specialists from Germany. According to them, there is no problem with the VH 11. But the VH 12 and VH 13 ( who technically are the same), will cause slightly more difficulties. This is unfortunate , because using the hi-hat in Roland TD30KV module is already outstanding! And there is virtually no difference noticeable by playing an acoustic Hihat . I did some comparising in my tudio and determined this experimentally. So the challenge I am facing now is how to get the great SD-sounds into this E-drum chain. Without losing the VH 13 finesse and dynamics…. Who has some recent experience with this problem? And what is best method to tweak the VH 13 within 2.3 SD. I have to admit that the learning mode within 2.3 SD is also not entirely clear to me ….but that could be just me….Perhaps the SD-manual shows the right answers on this topic? Any chance that Toontrack will solve these problems as a standard Default setting in a next version of SD? Hope you guys will give me some respons on this… Cheers, Snareface.
