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Best triggering hardware for SD3?

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  • Replied August 30, 2017 at 17:25 #1996959
    Michael
    Moderator

    One of the best parts about SD3 for E-drummers is its MIDI in / E-Drums Settings page. It really allows you to tailor in the mapping and response of SD3 to your kit. So, we would recommend trying SD3 with your kit and creating a custom preset in the E-Drums settings before upgrading it.

    Michael Sanfilipp - Toontrack
    Technical Marketing Coordinator

    Replied September 10, 2017 at 06:07 #1997288
    chris jones
    Participant

    I have a DXTreme 3 Yamaha kit, also not happy with the cymbal mapping with the Yamaha preset in SD2. Will try SD3.

    Replied September 13, 2017 at 21:31 #1997441
    mohand Zennadi
    Participant

    Ok, I installed SD3 yesterday and had a chance to play a bit. The response seems much better with the Yamaha preset, even the hi-hat.

    Now I still have an odd issue where the velocity seems way lower when I play the yamaha dtx edrum kit, as opposed to hitting say a snare on the SD3 interface. Even if I hit the yamaha drum pad as hard as I can.
    Anyone else?

    Edit:
    I just found this old entry from 2008 about the same issue:
    https://www.toontrack.com/forum/e-drum-workshop/roland-td-12-velocity-help-needed/
    This is the suggested fix from one of the Toontrack Admin:
    “Ctrl click a drum to select all drums pull down the ‘hard’ velocity ctrl – voila! instant sensitivity increase”

    Is there such a feature in SD3?

    Replied September 15, 2017 at 09:33 #1997587
    mohand Zennadi
    Participant

    I think I found the feature to edit velocities coming from e-drums into SD3.
    It’s in the Midi In/E-drums section:
    Screen-Shot-2017-09-15-at-7.25.24-PM.png

    Replied September 15, 2017 at 10:14 #1997594
    Henrik
    Participant

    @elkabyle said:
    I think I found the feature to edit velocities coming from e-drums into SD3.
    It’s in the Midi In/E-drums section:
    Screen-Shot-2017-09-15-at-7.25.24-PM.png  

    Correct! 🙂

    Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
    Toontrack

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