Hiss after each hit in SD3 – can anyone help me? Video hopefully attached

[steve keys]

Hi everyone

I have an annoying issue(and I’ve read there were a few posts back in 2015 of a user on EZdrummer complaining of a ‘hiss’ after each sound . I’m using a Roland TD-50 electronic kit into a 2018 MacBook Pro running SD3. I’ve pushed the volume up to make it audible on the recording (which hopefully attaches) . One post I reply I read on that previous post was to adjust the reverb .. it doesn’t seem to work for me and is still there …

Any suggestions ??  Would love to get this sorted so I can play and no frown after every hit 🙁

Here is a link to google drive for the video clip

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ql2hqaZhrQkTIGYLcbKIUgNXUXuXOwHV

 

Cheers Steve

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Maybe I misunderstand your problem here, but if you want to shorten the sound of a drum the easiest way is to use the Level Envelope box in the Drums tab, and adjust the Release value to taste. If you want to make it sound more realistic, you can set the release of individual mixer channels which can produce more natural tones of the drum, since the ring should be shorter in the close mics than in room and ambience mics…

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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