[RuffRider]

I don’t think it matters if you leave the folder there or delete the folder . If you at a later time stay another down load with the Product Manager and the folder has been previously deleted the Product Manager will create a new folder.

I usually delete the folder.

[RuffRider]

I had a situation like this once – not with SD3 but another application.
Check to see if all your stand alone applications and your audio interface are all set to the same sample rate. Things be set at different sample rates can cause this issue.
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[RuffRider]

I have a Roland TD-25 set also and I got around the closed hi hat problem by using the “Default” map setting instead of the “Roland” map setting.

[RuffRider]

@ Derek – My computer is a Windows machine… When I switched between EZ Drummer 2 & Superior Drummer 3 I did not change any settings at all.

[RuffRider]

Update – After testing the TD-25 Roland set with EZ Drummer 2 – I switched back to SD3 and the volume problem was gone – sounds as it should.

[RuffRider]

This problem seems to be something related to how Roland V Drums are reacting with Superior Drummer 3.
I have various drum programs ( AD2, BFD3, N.I. Studio Drummer) and this problem of low volume when triggering SD3 with the TD-25 setup only happens when using SD3.
I also have EZ Drummer 2 and I just tested my TD-25 Roland set with EZ Drummer 2 and there is no volume problem when triggering with the TD-25 setup.
I only having the volume problem when triggering SD3…

[RuffRider]

I saw your post and checked out my Roland TD-25 set with SD3 and the situation is the same here… the volume when triggering with the TD-25 set is very low.

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