So as the title suggests, I’m looking for the best way to midi re-map one preset to another. I had an old one that I was using with a different kit primarily and different note articulations in places etc. Now I have this new preset I have made & I have an 11 minute song which has some very thorough and complicated programming in it which I DO NOT want to just re-do. It would take me a long time. Now, I’m looking for the best way possible to move the midi notes (Kick Open A#0 for instance) to another midi value WITHOUT compromising the other midi notes. I’m worried that if for instance B-1 already belongs to tom 2 rimshot that if I move over my old note placement to match my new preset and B-1 is Snare Roll on the new preset that as I change them, one of them will get a new midi note by default which may conflict with other existing instrument and articulation. I’ve tried editing this in Studio One & it was complicated as hell as often performed in very un-ideal ways. I’ve also tried using the Logic Pro midi editor thinking that could help me just drag entire instrument lines onto a new one, but that was chaotic as well. I’ve downloaded several specific midi note editors & they have left me pulling my hair out. So, I know people on this forum know WAY MORE about how to PROPERLY and most effectively do things than I do. So I thought I would pose this question out there for you all.
Summarizing: I was to change the midi notes on each of my instrument articulations of my old preset (which has a long song already programmed in it) to match the midi note values and instrument articulations of my new preset which is using a different SD3 Library.
Thanks in advanced everyone.
-Brent
Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.4.0Operating system: macOS Sequoia (15)
