2 Hi-Hat Pads

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  • pumpkinking
    Participant

    I’ve successfully used 2 hi hat triggers (with a single pedal and also each with their own pedal), but I did this with both triggers and pedals going through ED10s.  There might be some trigger/pedal interaction within the module that is important for a hi hat, not sure.  Maybe try routing both hi hat triggers through the ED10.

    Also carefully watch the midi notes/channels as they come in to SD3 from the triggers/modules and correlate them to the midi note assignments in the hi hat instruments.

    Here is the forum post describing how I made it work:

    https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/using-a-second-hi-hat-with-superior-drummer-3/

     


    Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.6
    Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)
    Dean Stadtlander
    Participant

    I figured out the issue. Roland pads use trigger input #7 as the hi-hat input. The hi-hat pedal is tied to that input. As long as you have the hi-hat pad in input #7 it is waiting to be controlled by the linked controller input. If you have your hi-hat controller connected to the dDrumin 10 like I’m doing, the trigger in input #7 on my TD – 20 isn’t controlled by the pedal. I moved the pad to another trigger input and now it works fine.


    Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.3.6
    Operating system: Windows 10
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