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[Ilja Körrer]

Hi  how are you monitoring your setup?

Ilja

[Ilja Körrer]

Never change an running system 😏😉!!

[Ilja Körrer]

Hi Lobstafari,

sorry but I don’t get your point. In Gigperformer you can do the changes between scenes by midi or programchange by your drummodule. 🤔 Or did I get yourquestion wrong?

[Ilja Körrer]

Would be nice to know how 😁

[Ilja Körrer]

That’s the problem we all know and had when first using SD with an e-drum. No one has a ever posted a solution why superior behaves this way. When you open your midi monitor you will see that even the incoming notes with 127 volume don’t sound like a click on the drum in superior. If you are using a td-30, you only have positional sensing on the snare drum. If you want PS on every pad, you need something like the e-drumin module. On this “Midimodule” and its software you are able to adjust PS to every drumpad.

If you want to get some good advice and help, look for Luke Oswald on Youtube. He has done a workshop with exactly setup like yours!!!

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[Ilja Körrer]

Hi,

your set will not respond as you expect as long as you don’t have the right hardware in front of SD3. Positional sensing is the key. But as far as I know, only the snare has positional sensing. Thats the reason why your snare reacts to 3 zones and the Tom’s don’t. How shall SD get the zone information when your Drumbrain doesn’t send any? Please tell us your hardware setup in front of SD.

• This post was modified 4 years ago by Ilja Körrer.

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[Ilja Körrer]

Hi  I guess that your midiplayer isn’t mapped the right way when playing back the superior miditrack. I mean they don’t speak the same language .

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[Ilja Körrer]

Hi, my tip is to use gigperformer. I use it and you are able to load several instances which ca be recalled by midi if you like. You can set up complete shows if you like. Great tool!!!! And it is really quick, no boting loading times. Just give it a try.  As far as i know you can check it for a short period for free.

Cheers, Ilja

Reply To: How to hold multiple drum kits in RAM for live performance version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[Ilja Körrer]

Quick update . . . . I finally purchased Gig Performer when it was discounted a few weeks ago over at Plugin alliance for around 70 bucks.
No big deal, but it is worth it. You can create several rigs that you line up for your show and the loading time is lightning fast, because your sets are preloaded.

That’s exactly what I was looking for. Toontrack won’t build such a function to SD3 I think. Let’s think it over . . . to get what you want, your kits in everey special way, need to be preloaded to be fast. How much RAM do you want to pack into your computer for lets say 15 sets you designed?
And in Livesituations you need very fast loadingtimes.

Best wishes to you all out there and stay healthy in this weird times!!!

Reply To: SD3 MIDI Program Change? version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[Ilja Körrer]

Hi Guys,
Brad is right and it is the only way you can get, a workaround.
I’ve tried several ways even with Mainstage etc., but never found a good and stable running Solution.
The other thing is, that you need a Host where you can preload your sets, because other ways you always have to wait until the next set ist finally loaded.

Let me know when you found a good solution, because I’m still dreaming of a system where I can use different sets live on stage for my edrums.

Cheers Ilja

Reply To: SD3 MIDI Program Change? version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[Ilja Körrer]

Hi Erich,

as far as I know you are able to save your custom mapping sets on the mapping page.

But it is really quite strange that your mapping changes by choosing another default kit in SD3. . . .

[Ilja Körrer]

Yes, you better do so, because when I decided to update, it was the bundle with NY Studio 1 (Avatar).

I asked Toontrack if it was possible to get another SDX instead because it made no sense, but they denied to do this.

Reply To: September SDX Sale version: 3.1.7
Operating system: macOS Sierra (10.12)

[Ilja Körrer]

Hi!

If you updated from SD 2.0 to SD3 you should keep an eye on what you buy, because you already bought one of those three already as a Sd2.0 user 😉

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Operating system: macOS Sierra (10.12)

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[Ilja Körrer]

Yep, du kannst mich über instagram kontaktieren such einfach nach

derilja

Gruß Ilja

[Ilja Körrer]

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Hi Thorsten,

as far as I know there is no possibility of changing setups via MIDI. I did a lot of research because I also wanted to use SD3 live on stage. There are some possibilities using other programs to control all this, depends on which platform you’re Mac or Windows.

MAC: Mainstage, Live Professor, Gig Performer, or any kind of DAW like Reaper, Ableton, Logic etc.

windows: Bloxpander (really worth to take a look at) and other DAWs like those above

The biggest Problem will be the Performance of your Computer (RAM). Most of the Programs load the different instances (Sets) into the RAM to give you the ability to change between the different sets quite quickly. Few RAM means few Sets, big RAM means a lot of sets. There are so many things to consider in the world of using VST in a Livesituation . . . . .
Your First name sounds german, so if you are interested in more informations . . . . It’s easier for me to write in german 🙂
you can contact me via PM if this exists here.

greets from Cologne, Germany

Reply To: Preset changes via Midi version: 3.1.7
Operating system: OS X Yosemite (10.10)

Hi Thorsten,

as far as I know there is no possibility of changing setups via MIDI. I did a lot of research because I also wanted to use SD3 live on stage. There are some possibilities using other programs to control all this, depends on which platform you’re Mac or Windows.

MAC: Mainstage, Live Professor, Gig Performer, or any kind of DAW like Reaper, Ableton, Logic etc.

windows: Bloxpander (really worth to take a look at) and other DAWs like those above

The biggest Problem will be the Performance of your Computer (RAM). Most of the Programs load the different instances (Sets) into the RAM to give you the ability to change between the different sets quite quickly. Few RAM means few Sets, big RAM means a lot of sets. There are so many things to consider in the world of using VST in a Livesituation . . . . .
Your First name sounds german, so if you are interested in more informations . . . . It’s easier for me to write in german 🙂
you can contact me via PM if this exists here.

greets from Cologne, Germany

Reply To: Preset changes via Midi version: 3.1.7
Operating system: OS X Yosemite (10.10)

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