Bear-Faced Cow
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Bear-Faced CowI use it as well in SD3. It was one of the first SDXs I got.
SD3 is pretty much backwards compatible with all of available SDXs for SD2.
jord
Bear-Faced CowI’m referring to the MIDI CC for the hi-hat. (either CC1 or CC4).
Velocity is not a factor in this case.
jord
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Thanked by: Jean-Marc BoulierBear-Faced CowHow are you bouncing? Perhaps, post your project so we can get a better idea of what’s going on.
jord
Bear-Faced CowCheck your CC for the hi-hat. If it’s beyond a certain threshold, that particular articulation will play an open pedal.
jord
Bear-Faced CowPDFs are not convertible to MIDI within DAWs. The require a scanning application to which there are a few. They are mainly electronic documents for reading as far as any score or musical staff goes.
As was mentioned previously, get the MIDI file for SD3 to use. If the teacher created the score in a DAW, they can export the MIDI from the track they generated the score from.
jord
Bear-Faced CowYou need to filter out the offending frequencies with an EQ. If the kick is muddy along with the bass, you will need to decide which one will occupy that frequency spectrum. More often than not, the low end is a delicate area when it comes to mixing.
you might also want to check the level and placement of your subwoofer. That alone could give you a false sense of bass and throw off your entire mix.
jord
Bear-Faced CowYou could have just created a mapped staff in Logic and added SD3’s notes into it. Far simpler to implement.
jord
Bear-Faced CowNo probs. Also, you might want to use the Logic Drum Designer Map in SD3 to ensure the correct playback.
jord
Bear-Faced CowYou’re probably on a different track. Why not just take the track with the Logic drums and replace the plug-in with SD3. I’ve done this many times for a quick drum track.
jord
Bear-Faced CowNo, they won’t be the same. If anything, the ARM processors will be more like workstation versions of the ones found in their mobile devices. Anyone who has been with Apple longtime shouldn’t be surprised at this as Apple has done this three times before in its almost forty year span. Yes, there will be a dual-boot OS and emulators until the transition is complete. Apple has done this before. Until it is complete, Intel models will still be available and Apple has been known to support older units with updates long after the transition has completed.
In the immediate future, I wouldn’t count on SD3, or most non-Apple software and audio hardware and drivers for that matter, to be ARM ready until sometime after the transition has commenced and actual product have been released. The current testbeds are at the moment nothing more than glorified iPad Pro’s. Despite most software just needing to be recompiled, it will have to be extensively tested since we’re dealing with new hardware and low-level instruction code.
I wouldn’t go rush out to get one of the new Silicon units just yet. One risks many cuts trying to ride the bleeding edge. Give it time.
jord
Bear-Faced CowGives me something to look forward to. COVID wasn’t nice to us financially, but on the bright side, what I have in SDXs are awesome and have been able to use them on many songs.
When the time comes, Death & Darkness as well as Rooms of Hansa will be waiting for me. For now, I’m not suffering without it 🙂
jord
Bear-Faced CowCouldn’t you then tie a macro to the panning to pan then all at once with a single knob? There is that capability already.
jord
Bear-Faced CowI don’t even see a video here. What I wouldn’t mind seeing is a video completely outlining your steps.
if there is such a video, post it in the cloud and provide a link.
jord
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