Ilja Körrer
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Yes I did the correct mapping for the vh14D. Chosen the multizone setting and mapped al three regions vor the hihat. But now I’ve got the problem that when I play the head trigger with pedal open it plays a closed hihat. There is definitely something weird going on. I’m going to set everything factory setting and start all over. At some point you loose the orientation on what you’ve done or not. So far thank you for all the suggestions for trying to solve my problem.
cheers
Hi Jack, I did as you suggested but as far as I know the cc is important, cause it controls the level of openess of the HH. As I wrote, I only get two different midinotes instead of four. So how will the software know which sound to play. I use the TD-50X Keymapping that is especially made for the use of the digital HH. In this case the multizone function enables the total flexibility of three zones for the HH. So far so good. But for me it still seems that the problem also could be the TD-27.
thanks for your help man!!!!
Hi Drumjack,
thanks for your suggest. Don’t laugh at me, but which one is the correct one?? I use the Keymapping for the TD-50x inside SD3 to get them understanding each other.
The Module is sending the correct Midi Notes. The CC Channel for the HH inside the Module is set to CC4 as it should be, but it doesn’t work.
So what should be the correct Midinotes that should show up in this Snoize Tool you suggested? And how can I correct wrong sended notes??
best wishes
Hi,
you could use several instances of GigPerformer 😉
https://gigperformer.com/how-to-use-multiple-instances-in-gig-performer-4/
Cheers!!!
Why don’t you use different scenes in GP and toggle between them?? You can call scenes via midi.
@ Mick: Cool, now I know that my xr18 will work as an aufiointerface with superior drummer. How much latency do you have?
@Cristoph: Ich befürchte Deine Idee wird nicht funktionieren . . . . Auch mein TD27 hat diese Interfacefunktion aber ich kann nur eine Stereosumme rausgeben.
That will not wotk, sorry . . . .
The only thing you can do is to build different kits and load them in a program like gigperformer for example.
So you can switch between the kits on a live gig.
Hi, did you already reduce the buffersize in your audiodriver? If this doesn’t help you should think about an external audiointerface.
I work with a buffersize of 128 on a mac and it works just fine. You can use your rolad td-50 also as an audiointerface. There are a lot if videos in youtube.
Cheers Ilja
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Thanked by: David40Hi John,
thanks for that information! But two pads triggering one and the same HH with just one footcontroller will work right???
Van2112 . . . have you tried to use different Midichannels for each HH? Perhaps this could be a way????
If you mean a permanent closed HH woth “deadhat”, that normally shouldn’t be a problem. If you have a sdx or ezx with some HH-Stacks or so . . . just add that stack let it learn the midi note of your second HH pad.
Or am I thinking to simple???
Hi! I did a work around a few yeaes ago when I had a second hihat on one Module.
If you mount a second hihat pad and connect it to an aux on the module, just tell the trigger input to play the same note than the already existing hihat. But tge point is, that you want different sounds, right??
Hope you find a solution and let us all know!!!👍
Cheers, Ilja
Hi Lobstafari,
sorry but I don’t get your point. In Gigperformer you can do the changes between scenes by midi or programchange by your drummodule. 🤔 Or did I get yourquestion wrong?
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