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Want it fixed?:

Check out the “Alesis-Medeli cymbal choke bug fix” on the FB group “The Software Drumming Forum – tips & tricks + discussing drum samplers” 🙂

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daniel.bernhardsson wrote:

When I listen to my TD-11 hi-hat, it doesn’t sound like it is fading between different levels of openness. If I strike the hi-hat fully opened and then press the pedal slowly to the next position, the same open sample rings out anyway. I have to press the pedal below a threshold to close it. No matter the pedal position when I’m striking the hi-hat, that sample will ring out fully unless I close the hi-hat to a certain degree. This is not completely realistic, but I’ve gotten used to it and in my opinion, that sound better than jumping between different levels of openness after the hit.

There is a fix that will eliminate the transition artifacts and 1:1 features the behaviour of the module hihat. You will also be able to do fast stepping without any annoying ringing artifacts (“open pedal” sounds) and still won’t lose the ability of playing hihat splashes.

Check the FB group “The Software Drumming Forum – tips & tricks + discussing drum samplers” for further info.
 

Reply To: Non-smooth transition between hi-hat samples version: 3.2.1
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)

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Tighten your meshhead!

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Why would you want to use the CC zones (pic1 – there is also not the right CC number set)?

There is the snare zones tab that is related to the “snare trigger” articulation. Did you set that? (resp. the right midi note -> it’s note number 6 by default)

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kingjoakley wrote:

I just tested the hi-hats after the latest update. Works flawlessly now using a CY-5 pad, FD9 pedal, and TD17 brain. Tried my Yamaha DTX HH65 into my DTX 502 brain also but that still sucks. Try the update it might solve all these problems for Roland users.

With v3.2.0 absolutely nothing has changed regarding the hihat transition behaviour, so the update won’t solve any of these problems for Roland users 😉

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MintberryCrunch wrote:

*system requirements: Host DAW: “Cubase (Artist or Pro)” or “Ableton Live (Suite)” or “Bidule”

I’ve also added Reaper and Logic Pro X support. 🙂

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Jean-Marc Boulier wrote:

I don’t believe this applies to me since I get the issue whether I use my Roland kit or just enter notes in a new midi item with my mouse. Am I right?

There is only one issue. Completely filter out CC data and you won’t get open pedal sounds ;).

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Here is a fix: LINK.

I’ve also added Reaper and Logic Pro X support. 🙂

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Hey Steve, please send me your email address. You can also find me on Vdrums-Forum.

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No, latency won’t be higher using a DAW.

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Andrew Payne wrote:

Do you have any experience with Yamaha RHH135 hi-hats ? Do they have the same issue as Roland and if so does your work around suit using Yamaha RHH135 ?

The  brand of e-drum hardware manufacturer doesn’t matter, so yes: you can have it fixed using Yamaha (as long as your hardware generates a CC data range for hihat control).

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Hey Orione410, please take note of this.

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You mean something like this:

Link 1 + Link 2

I’ve developed a workaround: you can toggle between 2 hihat engines (the orig. Toontrack vs. my clean one)

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Muggy wrote:

Will this magic high hat cure work in FL studio by chance?

Nope.

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DutchDoctor wrote:

Reaper has some very powerful MIDI filtering and modifiying programming tools that could probably be implemented to get a similar effect.

No, they are not powerful enough. 😉

 

DutchDoctor wrote:

So are you actually ADDING pedal notes when moving the HH CC slowly?

No, I’m not as an added pedal note would make additional noise. 😉

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