Come on you can’t blame SD3 because you can’t set your kit up right. Comments like you made with no details don’t help anyone.
You don’t say what kit pads etc you are using. How do you expect to get answers?

you need to set your kit up so it outputs full 127 midi on hardest hits. If you don’t know what that means then you first need to read up on midi. Once you have done that you then should load a preset for your kit in the edrum settings in SD3. This may not be exact so you may have to read the manual to work out how to set up extra pads etc.

chill out.

None of that is down to SD3. That is your midi setup. SD3 can take multiple midi inputs. The td30 can act as a midi interface and send midi from its own pad sets as well as the midi input to it over usb. You would have to make sure you are sending on different note numbers from the td10 so they don’t clash. SD3 can have way more than 16 piece drum kits. You can add new pieces to any kit from the top left menu. Make sure you have the td10 midi out going into the td30 midi in and set the td30 to mid thru both, can’t remember the name but it is so you get both midi in and the td30 outputting through the usb to the computer.

• This post was modified 4 years, 7 months ago by Mark King.