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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Damn I found the issue. Spoke too soon. It reset the audio interface for some reason to something of nonsense. I just mis-read it and missed it the first check. The midi is still correct. Thanks for the help.

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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Yup. All as it should be. Never a problem before.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Ok. Cool. In the past the last one I bought I don’t remember that but makes sense. Thanks.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

That’s a big ask brother. Your system is 12 years old!!

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

I would like to add that snares and kicks ez is a great add-on. Gives all your kits more custom options. It’s great.

Reply To: Recommended SDX packs for new SD3 user – any suggestions? version: 3.1.7
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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Rooms to me is a must along with Death/Darkness. Even if you’re not metal the Death and Darkness packs are just great  extensive kits… all around solid

Rooms – best ambience and unique kits. Extremely well done and recorded. Possible the best recording to date  imho

I have others too. Bob Rock orc etc. All are great depending on your “goals”.

so knowing what I know now, which isn’t much, Rooms and DD would be a must have to start. IMO.

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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

I had this happen once not with SD3 but with similar sound issues as you describe when I had my daw running/recording 96 instead of 44.1 and a plug-in didn’t support 96.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Cool! Thanks.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

You can do it with Scan-Score even with a PDF. It will convert to a MusicXML file while all major music programs can deal with.
https://scan-score.com/en/how-to-convert-sheet-music-into-midi-the-simple-way/

Not sure how well this will work with drum notation. Need to dig further. Might be easier just to write it yourself then convert.

Theres also https://musescore.org/en – Open source and there are drummers there discussing drum notation. Lots of free plugins to try.

 

Good luck. Love to know if you get a system that works.

 

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Ok. I just read up. ARM based cpu. Yes toontrack, you’ll need to update all your software. What say you?

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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

That’s insanity. I do not support this. I’m glad I got a new highly upgraded 2019.

Reply To: Plans for Apple Silicon support? version: 3.1.7
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

I know of the silicone chip but just like AMD and Intel CPUs wouldn’t they still process the same? I would hope so.. they would have to have multiple versions of OS X out and software. It would be a mess.

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[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Thanks that what I though! Appreciate the response.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Ooook. I’m gonna screen this!  I get you can’t drag and drop in Logic so you include a “plugin” or whatever’s to link up.

I like playing bass but I’m not the cleanest bass player so using ezBass to clean up a bit and bringing it back as  a DI is goal.

[ChadwickDunderc0ck]

Just found a way and it made my kit I’m working on sound great.

I have a few EZkeys pianos and synths. I created a scale with each note I wanted each 3 bars long.

in SD3 I created a second ‘track’ running through each drum individually for 3 bars. Bass, Tom, tom2….

I just looped each 3 bars while using the instruments global tuning.

Get EZkeys for nothing more than this.

Save it as a starting template in daw..

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