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Low midi notes velocity when recording drums.

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Posted May 26, 2015 at 04:37 #1903560

Ang Patrick
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Hi, i m using a TD15kv with superior drummer 2 plugin. My DAW is logic 9 and audio interface saffire pro 24 DSP. My problem is when i record drums, its seem like the velocity is quite low even i hit the v drums pad hard. Is changing the pad sensitivity on the TD 15kv module the only way to make it have a higher velocity? Can anyone that use the same setup as me or similar give me some advice? Btw, my TD15kv module goes directly into my iMac via USB.
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Replied May 26, 2015 at 08:14 #1980823

John
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Hi,

if you do not wish to adjust the velocity curve/response in your module, you can always select all notes in Logic and raise them to taste. Alternatively, you edit the response curve in Superior 2. Please check chapter 3.6 ‘Velocity controls’ in the manual for details.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Replied December 1, 2019 at 15:07 #2509196

bay2boy
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I have the same problem and I am now regretting my purchase. Im not getting the attack transients when I play my Roland drums. Is this a Roland issue?

Replied December 1, 2019 at 16:03 #2509311

Scott
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bay2boy wrote:

I have the same problem and I am now regretting my purchase. Im not getting the attack transients when I play my Roland drums. Is this a Roland issue?

Please check your Roland manual on how to adjust the sensitivity so that when you play your drum with a hard hit, it triggers the hardest velocity of EZD2 kit piece.

Also, make sure you’re using the Roland preset in EZD2 (Menu->E-drum->Manufacturer->Roland).

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
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