MintberryCrunch
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MintberryCrunchI’m not exactly sure if this is the same problem but my Hi-hat always stays open when using the Alesis drum kit setting. I also use the Alesis Surge. Any fix to this? Edit. If I set it to None, everything works fine BUT hitting the side of the Toms makes a crash symbol sound. So I can either play with no Hi hat or no Side Toms.
I can fix all your mapping issues and also the AIesis-Medeli cymbal choke bug (if you want to go without e-drum presets – what I highly recommend in order to maintain the ability to reach all EZX kit piece articulations and to have the reliable mapping that is shown in the kit piece slots) 🙂
MintberryCrunchTry the new e-drum presets. AFAIK there are some addressing this Medeli module bug.
And if you want to go without e-drum presets (what I highly recommend in order to maintain the ability to reach all EZX kit piece articulations and to have the reliable mapping that is shown in the kit piece slots) you can fix it using a special Medeli/(Alesis) cymbal choke workaround. 🙂
MintberryCrunchYou’ll still need the transition fix in order to get rid of ringing on fast pedal stepping (the new “splash sensitivity” setting cannot fix it) and maintain the option of being able to play Pedal Splashes. 🙂
MintberryCrunchCan look into your issue and dial you in. Get in touch via FB if interested. 🙂
MintberryCrunchThe zendrum doesn’t send a midi note when I press the pedal,
It won’t work if there is no Pedal Chick note. You could use an Audiofront Midi Expression device instead 🙂
MintberryCrunchHey man, did you fix it? I’m getting the same noisy sound when I try lower buffer levels…
Forget poor hack Asio4All and get a capable audio interface.
MintberryCrunchCan someone please help me optimize this somehow? Is there a way to increase the trigger volume for example?
Yes, there is a way: check out the EZDr2 Hihat Fix 🙂 ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/579177292995927/permalink/678304696416519/ )
MintberryCrunchSure, at least EZDrummer v1 🙂
MintberryCrunchI use a high quality phone amp which sounds superbly and provides super high volumes when needed. Here you can read about my gear chain: https://www.facebook.com/groups/579177292995927/posts/842574233322897/ 🙂
MintberryCrunchIf the audio stream is still ok after midi stopped working (check by mouse-clicking on SD3 kit pieces): Try a different USB cable for the midi connection. Still the same? -> Try to connect MIDI DIN 5 pin to a decent midi interface (I recommend Roland UM-One MK2).
MintberryCrunchIt’s not fair to blame Toontrack for Medeli module shortcomings. BTW, you can have it easily fixed on any drum sampler (check my FB if you’re interested) 🙂
MintberryCrunchThanks for the vid, but right now i want to concentrate on preventing the cymbal samples from fading out, i just want them to sustain and cant figure out how i managed to change it.
Use the YT contact e-mail.
MintberryCrunchDon’t use the same midi track. I’ve build a setup with switchable four SD3 instances which is free of any lantency.
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