Hello
If anyone can give me advice on how to fix this problem ill buy them a carton of beer 🙂
I have just recently bought an XM-Drum Custom 8SR kit. Out of excitement I straight away connected it via midi to my Presonus module and ran SD2.3 (Metal Foundry). I found that when I hit any pad/cymbal it triggers off multiple hits. for eg. hit the snare and snare/tom and a cymbal triggers off in SD2. I have played around with sensitivity and volume levels and everything else i can possibly click on and still the same result.
I have chosen E-drum preset in MIDI as well and still the same thing. I though it may have been my kit , so I ran Steve Slate 3 and works fine. Even if i record with Steve Slate then run SD2 over the top of the midi hits it works fine. I would prefer to use SD2 in the recording process as it sounds 10000 times better.
Any advice you can give me would be great.
Thanks
Dallas
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Cubase SX3
Presonus Firepod
Windows XP
Hi,
it does sound strange but you seem to have an unsupported setup; XP SP3 and Cubase 4 are minimum requirements for Superior 2.3.
This may have something to do with it but it’s hard to tell, as you might understand.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
Thanks John
Im borrowing a friends Roland brain this weekend. Ill see if that helps. If not I suppose there is no harm in just recording with Steve Slate then putting Superior over it later.
Cheers
Dallas
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