I’m a software drummer and I really love SuperiorDrummer. But...
I’m a software drummer and I really love SuperiorDrummer. But unfortunately there is one thing annoying me and that is the variable hihat set up to many open-closed-stages (ok, you might say: reduce the stages – but sometimes I want them!) :
When I close an open stroke by a relatively slow foot movment I notice that the closer articulations are triggered by the increasing CC values over the course of the process of closing.
This hihat behaviour sometimes leads to jittery artefacts! Noticeable more or less: depends on the hihat model and the sound-settings and of course on the foot movements. And according to which samples of the round-robin engine take effect: noticable on my audio file with 2 sequences of events triggered by the same midi data: the events at position X do not sound the same regarding the jittery or shaky amount.
On the one hand the TT hihat engine really is the attempt to make the variable hihat behave like its natural example (the hihat of BFD, AD,… is not authentical in this aspect but I often prefer this way for e-drumming because it does not sound shaky after all). But on the other hand this can leads to problems and I think many other drum sampler manufacturers decided not to go this way: e.g. the engines of BFD, Addictive Drums, Ableton Drum Packs do not work like yours regarding this aspect.
So why on earth don’t you (Toontrack) offer an option for the hihat engine preventing that after an open stroke closer stages are triggered by foot movement?
Please implement this!!! Thank you.
https://workupload.com/file/6vK9p8tx : 2 sequences from the first NewYorkAvatar-Hihat, Overhead-Channel on Solo
https://workupload.com/file/kPsvMxFf : the midi data triggering both sequences
(Due to file size only the midi file could be uploaded here as an attachment. The audio file is available by the link )
I’m a software drummer and I really love SuperiorDrummer. But unfortunately there is one thing annoying me and that is the variable hihat set up to many open-closed-stages (ok, you might say: reduce the stages – but sometimes I want them!) :
When I close an open stroke by a relatively slow foot movment I notice that the closer articulations are triggered by the increasing CC values over the course of the process of closing.
This hihat behaviour sometimes leads to jittery artefacts! Noticeable more or less: depends on the hihat model and the sound-settings and of course on the foot movements. And according to which samples of the round-robin engine take effect: noticable on my audio file with 2 sequences of events triggered by the same midi data: the events at position X do not sound the same regarding the jittery or shaky amount.
On the one hand the TT hihat engine really is the attempt to make the variable hihat behave like its natural example (the hihat of BFD, AD,… is not authentical in this aspect but I often prefer this way for e-drumming because it does not sound shaky after all). But on the other hand this can leads to problems and I think many other drum sampler manufacturers decided not to go this way: e.g. the engines of BFD, Addictive Drums, Ableton Drum Packs do not work like yours regarding this aspect.
So why on earth don’t you (Toontrack) offer an option for the hihat engine preventing that after an open stroke closer stages are triggered by foot movement?
Please implement this!!! Thank you.
https://workupload.com/file/6vK9p8tx : 2 sequences from the first NewYorkAvatar-Hihat, Overhead-Channel on Solo
https://workupload.com/file/kPsvMxFf : the midi data triggering both sequences
(Due to file size only the midi file could be uploaded here as an attachment. The audio file is available by the link )
