I often use MIDI files with the full 6 toms mapped for use. I also have a Roland TD kit with 8 toms (4aux and 4toms all as toms). Are these kit configurations supported in SD3? If so, how many actual multi tom kits are available? Or will I be reusing standard toms at the limit of their tuning?
There are many impressive features in the product and the interface looks very usable. I just need to establish it’s suitability in my normal work environment.
Thanks.
I often use MIDI files with the full 6 toms mapped for use. I also have a Roland TD kit with 8 toms (4aux and 4toms all as toms). Are these kit configurations supported in SD3? If so, how many actual multi tom kits are available? Or will I be reusing standard toms at the limit of their tuning?
There are many impressive features in the product and the interface looks very usable. I just need to establish it’s suitability in my normal work environment.
Thanks.
@John – I am considering buying SD3 with Rooms of Hansa & Death and Darkness but was also considering an 8 tom kit library (which is what I use as a Roland E-Kit with two modules into 3 instances of SSD 5.5 hence the want to switch to a better MIDI mapping solution) such as Area 33 Origin or The Drum Factory.
If I used the Drum Factory or Area 33 Origin GUI, I could effectively have a graphic of 8 toms but switch them to the rotos/octos/standard toms from any kit as well as bass/snare/hat/ride etc. correct? Or using the solution you have above as well and just map what I want out in the two Roland modules with presets (as I do currently switching configs MIDI note wise on the modules for some things as needed – separate bell pad can be a cowbell or I could run two china’s instead of one etc.)
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