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Posted May 29, 2015 at 07:33 #1903581

Ang Patrick
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HI, i have notice that when i change my note mapping to the preset e-drum roland, when i playback a groove using the superior library hi hat close variations, the hi hat no longer sound like a close hi hat. It became open hats instead. Is that normal? i m using a td 15kv so i choose e-drum roland instead of the other brands. I had tried choosing the e-drum yamaha and when i playback the same groove, it’s a close hats.
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Replied June 1, 2015 at 07:53 #1980914

John
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Hi,

the Toontrack MIDI has another, more extensive mapping than the Roland E-drum mapping. So it’s not strange.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

Replied June 1, 2015 at 08:35 #1980918

Ang Patrick
Participant

@John said:

Hi,

the Toontrack MIDI has another, more extensive mapping than the Roland E-drum mapping. So it’s not strange.

Hi, so I shld use Roland mapping? And also how does the velocity controlled hats, ghost the hats and hats vel variations works? Under presets>midi node>practical and creative.

Replied June 1, 2015 at 19:06 #1980926

John
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Hi,

when E-drumming, you should use the Roland mapping. If you work with GM or Toontrack MIDI, you should use the Default MIDI Mapping.

The Velocity controlled/ hats vel variations presets are MIDI-nodes switching articulation per velocity range, instead of using CC data to open/close.

The ‘Ghost The Hats’ Preset is showing an example on what kind of creative stuff you can create with the MIDI-nodes.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
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