I wonder if they even know that Roland is the e-drum standard. If one of the worlds biggest drumsoftware company don’t know if the worlds biggest e-drum company is compatible, who does know then. I already wrote in the problem description that I’ve tried all recommendations from V-drums and Toontrack forums without success. Maybe someone reading this knows if VH-12 is working better than VH-11 with S2 and Cubase?
Problem Description:
Intel Quad and 4Gb ram – Hello! I’ve have a Roland TD-20. I can’t get my VH-11 to trigger Superior 2 (In Cubase 5) properly. It’s either fully open or fully closed. Now my patience have ran out and I’m selling my VH-11 and wonder which HH that will work best together with S2? Thinking of a VH-12, but want to be shure that there will be a major improvement before buying a new HH. I’ve tried all recommendations for VH-11 from V-drums and Toontrack forums. It’s really mission impossible!
Resolution:
5/301/0 Hi Thomas, Unfortunately, we can’t really assure that all hardware will work accordingly with Toontrack software. Please understand that some hardware is just not made to interface directly with software, being that most (if not all) electronic drum hardware is made to interface with a drum brain, and not a computer. That said, I can’t be sure that your issue is entirely related to the VH11. You really should take a look at the MIDI settings for your drum brain before you sell of a lot of gear. The MIDI notes for half open/closed/etc. could be sending from the drum brain incorrectly, and therefore not being understood by Superior. Please take a look at your TD20’s manual and spend some time programming with it, you might find that you can fix your issue that way. Thanks. /brian
