SD3 Drum ordering

[Adrian Dawson]

Two things for SD3 that would really help me:

1/ When I re-order the Drum rows in the Grid Editor, they refuse to stay in that order if I change kits or reload that same kit afresh. It would be useful if the re-ordering was classed as a change (and the kit became asterisked ready for saving) and then the drums always appeared in that order in that kit. I prefer to have the drums in a particular order in all kits as programming then follows a constant format, but they keep rearranging. :((

2/ If I have a drum in the grid editor that is not midi mapped, pretty much anything I try to do with it, apart from selecting and deleting any notes, crashes Logic Pro X. Even trying to move the notes crashes it.

Topic

[Henrik]

1. We’ll take a note of this. I agree that it would be useful to be able to reuse the order that one self has created.

2. This is a known bug, and will be fixed in the next update.

Thanks for the feedback!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

[Adrian Dawson]

Thanks Henrik. It’s great that you come back to people.

Despite very minor niggles such as these, SD3 is an absolute powerhouse and far superior, hence the name I guess, than anything else on the market. It’s an awesome piece of work and the whole TT team should be applauded.

I can’t wait to see EZKeys 2. Hint, hint. :))

[Aaron Smith]

I think putting an option to reverse the order of the rows would be great to have in the Rows drop-down menu. I find it to be really unintuitive having the kick at the top, but having the order backwards with a single click would be amazing. I can’t imagine that I’m the only person who finds it jarring when I’m used to programming in my DAW’s piano roll with Kick on the bottom, followed by snare, hats, toms, ect.

[Author]

Replies