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I am also unable to get a totally smooth transition, but I can’t say I was able to get one using the VH-11 setting either.

My settings:

Offset – -31
Foot Splash Sens – +5
Noise Cancel – 1
CC Resolution – High
HH Note# Border – 80

I really couldn’t tell much of a difference when adjusting most of these settings, so I’m not sure they are anything to go by.

Since I use this for studio recording, I have just been dealing with any issues by manually editing the HH note and controller data in my MIDI editor.

I spend less time editing a few curves then I did deleting all of the extra HH notes. So for me, it was picking the lesser of the 2 evils.

Overall, I find the HH to be by far the weakest part of the TD-12 kit and hope future advances in technology make it a little less problematic.

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I found that by setting the TD-12 HH to the VH-12 (even though I am using a VH-11) corrected the issue.

[mediapimp]

I have installed it but personally have not noticed any improvement in HH response.

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I have not personally tried this but I have heard of people doing this.

Supposedly if you plug a trigger into a mic input, you’ll get spikes which can be replaced by software like DrumTracker or Drumagog.

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