Ilja Körrer
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Okay, now I get your idea behind this invest. I would also buy a system that most pro drummers accept as an industrial standard.
This will definately do the job. But afaik, the edrumin 12 system gives you the same flexibility and nuances without digital pads. But it takes a lot of tweaking to get it your playing style. Take a look at youtube to see what’s it all about the edrumin system.
To avoid discussoins with your pros, stay at roland. 👍
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Thanked by: jblaisdellPlease don’t get me wrong and take it personal, but I’ll never get the point why drummers buy that roland stuff for a lot of money, when they exclusively want to use Toontrack Stuff or other VST Instruments. There ar a lot of cheaper opportunities to play the Software, with much more features. Why don’t you use jobeky or drumtec set and a e-drumin 12 for example. When your kit grows and you need more inputs, just buy another e-drumin and daisychain both of them. And they are much more flexible to adjust the pads to your playingstyle and so on.
Just a suggestion. Not critisizing your decision in any way!!!
Sorry, but I’m not the ableton guy 🤷♂️
I’m using GigPerformer for my drumming with a td27. Ask youtube, maybe you’ll find something there.
Good Luck!!!
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Greets Ilja
Hi,
Yes had the same experience. If you just use your setup for practise, you could create a seperate Kick Bus for subkick frequencies and adjust the amount as you wish.
For Livesituation I use a xr18 as a submixer for my monitoring. The channels from sd3 come as seperated channels and I can build my monitormix via diffetent busses as I like, FOH gets a Stereomix out of xr18 Mains. Works perfect!
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Thanked by: RyanrrrHi,
why don’t you simply use the midi learn function? Just mark the cymbal you want to edit, clean all midi notes that are already existing and hit the “learn” button and hit the pad where you want the sound. Do this for every articulation of your pads. After you are done, save this midimapping for further drumsets. Maybe this helps for your false triggering problem as well 🤷♂️
Cheers, Ilja
Hi, you can use any EZX in SD3. The “old” core library is sold as modern & vintage as far as I remember. For the new Core Library you need to buy the actual EZ-Drummer.
Hi,
they are absolutely top notch and very kind!! Also the drums they make are very good!!! Go and check them out!!👍
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Thanked by: FendrixThat’s a dream we all are dreaming, but won’t come true. One Problem is that you need to preload the sets to minimize the loadingtime for live perfornance.
I solved this all in using gig performer where you can load several instances of superior drummer and call them by a midi command from my module. But even this takes a lot of performance of your computer.
Hope this helps a bit.
Cheers Ilja
If there are other Midifiles in the same session, maybe it helps to set the TD27 to another Midichannel?
I don’t know if you really need those articulations when you use this automatic 3 zone midi mapping thing. I must have a look when I’m at my set again.
Do you miss anything by not having these articulations mapped??
Hi,
the Midmapping gor the TD-27 doesn’t support the full abilties of the 3-zone function the VH-14 offers. That might be the reason for this messages. To get all 3 zones you need to choose the TD50-X Midimapping. And another thing to mention is, that you have to choose hihats, that support the needed articulations for the 3-Zone function. There are some vids on youtube that tell you what to do.
Hi, it’s a known issue I also ran into. SD just needs 1 core!!! That’s what I did and voilá everything worked without clicks an pops.
Cheers
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