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  • Damian Blunt
    Moderator

    Superior 2 has a MIDI learn feature which means you select the instrument and articulation you wish to assign in S2 , click the ‘learn’ button, hit your e-drum cymbal/pad and you’re done!

    Damian Blunt - Toontrack
    Quality Assurance
    Betatesting

    deraza
    Participant

    I am doing this in my computer I assigned the sound to an specific key in my computer (Using a MAC the keyboard feature) but it continusly lose all my mapping this is frustrating I need to go over and over with this. I also try to create a template and is saved, but one it loses the mapping I try to load the template and is not there anymore, please help how can I maintain my mapping ConfusedConfused

    Frank
    Participant

    Yeah, this happens to me too all the time. The only dependable way I have found to save my mapping is by saving the SD2 as a file in my DAW. For example, I use Ableton, so I will set up my mapping in SD2 for a particular kit and sound, and I will save that file IN ABLETON. Then, when i want to retrieve it, I will open up Ableton and retrieve that file, and Ableton will pull up my drum kit with all the mapping that I saved. Mapping can also be saved in the mapping window of SD2, but in my experience it is not as dependable as the method I describe above.

    John
    Moderator

    MIDI Mapping you want to be able to apply to different kits from different libraries are saved on the Mapping page in the MIDI Presets menu.

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

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