[dd w]

I want to preview and add tambourine grooves while using a Superior Drummer 3 kit. I have added a tambourine from the Latin Percussion library as an x-instrument (add/future hits/tambourine).

When I find a groove I like (same library Henrick attached a screen shot of), it plays cymbals. Often, because of this issue, I open another instance of SD3 and load Latin Percussion. When previewing Tamb grooves it works and is mapped in a common sense way (articulations next to one another). If I drop the groove onto my song, it works.

But I don’t want to keep working between two SD3’s. With the Tamb as an x-instrument, I can alter the midi mapping. However, how do I know what midi notes to assign to perform the tambourine midi groove I want to preview? And one I eventually want to add? They don’t line up to be able to be previewed in the Grooves Tab.

I can manually draw in a tambourine groove…but there got to be a way to synch my aux percussion with the Grooves Tab.

I tried this all with a tambourine from the Superior Drummer 3 library…same results.

Thanks for any insight here.

iMac 10.13/UAD Apollo Twin/Studio One 3.5.6/SD3/Trilian/Passionate seeker of diamond-in-the-rough guitars.

• This post was modified 5 years, 2 months ago by dd w.

[dd w]

Appreciative of this thread. I took the same tutorial here by Bear-Faced Cow to be able to share my SD3 presets with a collaborator. THANKS!

iMac 10.13/UAD Apollo Twin/Studio One 3.5.6/SD3/Trilian/Passionate seeker of diamond-in-the-rough guitars.

[dd w]

Thank you Olof. When trying to define the pathway to the EZX folder it won’t accept it. I hadn’t installed EZdrummer 2 yet. Perhaps that’s the issue. Installation in progress…

 

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