If SD3 is used as a plug-in inside of Logic Pro, both the midi keyboard and a drum kit (Yamaha Dexpress III) will trigger the drum sounds from SD3 correctly. However, if SD3 program is running as a standalone (not running through Logic Pro as plug-in), SD3 program isn’t receiving the midi notes from the keyboard or drum kit. I have checked the midi settings and SD3 is seeing the midi device and the correct device has been selected. According to the external midi device, midi information is being received. The Yamaha Dexpress III has been select but I doubt this would be the issue. Regardless of the settings, the SD3 claims that it is waiting for midi no matter what notes or drum triggers were played on the midi keyboard and midi drum kit. The midi data chain is as follows: Yamaha DExpress or midi keyboard into Axe FXII XL midi interface through the USB connection to iMac into Apogee Element 46. As I have stated before, both the midi keyboard and midi drum kit are triggering SD3 correctly “through” Logic Pro and the drum samples are heard through the audio interface. However, neither the midi keyboard or drum kit are triggering SD3 if SD3 is running on its own.
I’m running iMac 2015 with Sierra 10.12.3. Any assistance would be appreciated.
Gary
