Thank you, Mick! It was indeed a Logic setting where somehow when I paste the Midi it also included the tempo. I was able to reset that in the General Settings/Notifications in Logic.
What a headache, thank you for your help!
It’s only a headache because you clicked on the “Don’t show again” checkbox, whether intentionally or inadvertently.
If it’s a case of setting hi-hat zones, you can do that in the MIDI/E-drums settings of Superior Drummer. You can then save it as a custom mapping to use with any preset.
The fact that you are playing drums on your keyboard has zero bearing. MIDI is agnostic… IOW it doesn’t differentiate between E-Drums, keyboard or MIDI pad controllers (which basically what an E-Drum kit is.. a glorified MIDI pad controller that you can beat up with sticks) and has been this way for 43 years. To add further to this, I’m using Logic Pro 11, which have a feature called Session Players. The “session drummer” has its own mapping. Creating a map using the MIDI/E-Drum setting within Superior Drummer allows Logic to play session player MIDI regions directly. Superior Drummer doesn’t know nor care where the MIDI came from.
MIDI/E-drums setting is where you should be mapping your keyboard. It is where you want to translate all of your incoming MIDI information into Superior Drummer.
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