Superior Drummer 3 can listen to multiple MIDI controllers at the same time. If you for example have your TouchOSC sending MIDI note 36, that would play the kick, and the traditional MIDI controller sends 38, you can play the snare with that. So in this basic way its possible.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
if they can coexist as separate interfaces, or be daisy-chained, with no overlapping note triggers sent to SD3 it should work.
You will of course have to modify one of the Presets in the MIDI In/E-drums window to suit your setup.
Thank you for that info!
Unfortunately no daisy chaining due to only MIDI out; no Ins or throughs, also one’s an Alesis I/O, the other a DDRUM DDTI same thing, different cases, brands etc.
I should be able to map every note in the I/O’s so that I can have one interface for one set, the other a different set. but it will trigger both interfaces simultaneously I would hope
just about any MIDI controller will do for most basic operations. If you want to have more control, you need a MIDI controller that can send CC1/CC4 for pedal movement and AfterTouch for choking. Next step would be positional sensing.
I want to disable input from one of my controllers (Icon Platform M+) if I move a fader it triggers a cymbal. Obviously, this is not good. How can I set up Superior Drummer 3 to only receive input from a specific controller while being used as a plugin inside of a daw like Ableton for example?
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