[cydrumzz]

Does this happen in standalone mode as well or only in DAW.

Reply To: Too low volume in SD3 when using TD-17 as triggers version: 3.3.6
Operating system: Windows 11

[cydrumzz]

– check Audio level out of module  see if there is separate level for internal kits and actual

audio output.  I do not own a Td17 but had a Td 12 and Td 11.  Now use 3 edrumin units.

– Could raise over all kit volume in Sd3. per kit. not the mixer.

– could go into mixer and put drum lift or compression fx. …. I use multiband comp. set to drum presence on main out.

or a drum lift fx.

– check headphones impedance

– check Sd3 mixer and output settings.

– Sometimes if you turn off or mute certain mixer channels you can cut out freq. or

lower volumes on other parts.   Example turning down condensers and you lose cymbal high end.

Experimenting is key to get what you personally want/like.

I find in general using an audio card interface works better then

using a roland module for audio….. ok for midi not so much for audio.

Best triggering ever with edrumin 10. and Superior Drummer….. highly recommend.

but need a fast computer with as much Ram as possible.

I am running a MSI Titan 8rg 48 gig ram all ssd with Behringer Hd 404 and get under 6ms latency

on DIY kit.  All 3 sensor toms and 4 sensor snare.

Reply To: Too low volume in SD3 when using TD-17 as triggers version: 3.3.6
Operating system: Windows 11

• This post was modified 1 year, 1 month ago by cydrumzz.

[cydrumzz]

Having same issue hihat open and close work and cc4 is being sent but soon as I hit hihat again its open.  Tried setting mod wheel override to cc4 but no change.

Used to work fine with TD 12, Switch to Edrumin 8 and now having issue again.  SD3 works perfect with Edrumin 8 in standalone and no hihat issue.

Also works in Cubase so its something in Reason 12 not getting the proper cc4.   Anyone out there know of a fix for this??

Would be appreciated!

Operating system: Windows 10

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