Hi-hat notes that have not been programmed are played !?

[Mirkovic Dusan]

Hi,

A strange problem has emerged. I deleted the various hi-hat notes in a played patern and then only drew the HH-closed notes by hand.
Although I only have HH-Closed notes, I also hear the HH-Open notes !? On the left side, in the list of all articulations, you can see that
the open notes are addressed although are not programmed (see video in attached link).

If I draw the same notes in an empty field, everything will be fine. This only happens when I delete and redraw the notes in an existing pattern.

Link to video:         https://cloud.hoststar.ch/s/aPznn6dCCkijXzC

Regards
Dusan

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)

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[John]

Hi,

check your CC lane; you can switch out the Velocity lane at the bottom for ‘Hi-Hat Pedal CC Control’.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[Mirkovic Dusan]

Hi John,

I would be very happy to ask you to explain me in a little more detail what I should do!?
It’s not clear to me, why do I still hear Open-HH in PLAY-Modus even though it’s deleted and only Closed-HH is programmed?

 

Thanks in advance
Dusan

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)

[Mirkovic Dusan]

Hi John,

When I deactivate the “Enable Curve” field in the Grid-Editor code “Hi-Hat -Pedal CC Control (CC4)”, then everything is fine and Hi-Hat does not play non-existent notes.

Is this the only solution to fix this problem or can something be fixed with Hi-Hat Adjustment in Settings?

Thanks!
Dusan

 

[John]

Well, if there is CC data there that bothers you, just delete it. The use of CC data to control openness of the HH is a part of the engine – using a few Trig notes and pedal to get a nuanced playing when E-drumming – but if you are programming the individual articulations, it will be confusing with CC data. In your case it will sound like you hit the closed articulation and then release the pedal (not actual hits).

In other words, there is nothing wrong, you just need to work out why you have got CC data there in the first place. Mod Wheel?

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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