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[creativenorthmedia]

Thought you might say that… sadly it does not appear to work.

I have selected the root folder, the one with “SDX CORE” and others as a subfolder. Is there another folder I need to click? Perhaps the SDX CORE folder itself?

[creativenorthmedia]

Guys, ffs… please make a menu entry for the manuals… I shouldn’t find this forum entry as the first Google result (where is your SEO?) or at the very bottom of a way too long product page.

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[creativenorthmedia]

Hi John,

Thanks for the answer!

Sure that all makes sense, but the only issue is that doesn’t tell the whole story.

If I load all the cymbals and drums available on a kit (for example in the metal foundry) and I want to map using the MIDI In/E-drums page, I first have to remove all the extraneous allocations in the “notes” window before then mapping again to newer cymbals. Otherwise those spots in MIDI In/E-drums page will simply not be available.

I think it’s great you want to give extra features and I can definitely see why what you said about mappings would be necessary. However, with respect I would encourage Toontrack to think more carefully about how this feature is developed and possibly leave edge cases where they belong: at the edge.

Assigning new keys and building midi maps should be much simpler, require less work, and indeed should be accompanied by an updated how-to guide to make it more obvious for new old-comers to Toontrack like myself.

MIDI can get very complicated very quickly, but it doesn’t need to be this difficult.

 

[creativenorthmedia]

See attached. This absolutely sucks. Can’t even expand that window out and also the “clear” function doesn’t exist in the Midi In/E-Drums menu.

Such a great program let down by the seemingly most important aspect of its function: MIDI.

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