Topic: Hi-Hat Control Pedal problems

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Replied March 30, 2020 at 00:34 #2554076
Brad
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Have you tried selecting; Menu > Settings > EDrums > “Midi Mapping” >Yamaha

Does that help?

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Replied March 30, 2020 at 00:59 #2554086

Jarod Fedele
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So that does seem to allow the hi-hat foot pedal to be detected as a foot pedal, according to the midi mapping. But, no matter what the pedal is always closed, even setting the hi-hat pedal correction to curve 4 (the most open).

The hi-hat does does function properly through my normal Yamaha drum brain, so I don’t think it’s a faulty hi-hat.

Replied April 8, 2020 at 03:47 #2557748

davechambers
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Hey mate make sure that on the drums you don’t have metal selected, use one of the rock modes. I found by accident, well my 5 year old daughter found that by switching modes on the drum kit control panel that metal made that pedal a double kick. Hope it is the same issue for you mate.
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