Everytime I do that (export midi from SD and import in Logic), the notes are screwed up in the score. I don’t see the hihats in the score. I see them in the piano roll, they have a CC value of C#3, which the drum score does not recognise.
However, if I record a drum beat by clicking on each drum of the SD interface in Logic, the notes are all visible in the score.
Actually, recording edrums withing the SD3 program is possible.
Taken from the Toontrack website:
“No need for a DAW – capture your performance directly in the Song Track of Superior Drummer 3”
I searched for “capture” and “record” in the manual, but that didn’t returned anything.
Ok, I installed SD3 yesterday and had a chance to play a bit. The response seems much better with the Yamaha preset, even the hi-hat.
Now I still have an odd issue where the velocity seems way lower when I play the yamaha dtx edrum kit, as opposed to hitting say a snare on the SD3 interface. Even if I hit the yamaha drum pad as hard as I can.
Anyone else?
I was under the impression recording live e-drum would be feasible, but it does not seem possible. I could not find the record button anyway.
I’d be interested to know the response to your second question as well. That would be terrific, but I doubt it’s possible either. I hope I’m wrong though.
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