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  • fehling89
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    I’m struggling with the same issue, but the video above does not help b/c I just got the Alesis Nitro kit and I can’t find which # its pedal/foot CC control is using. I’ve searched everywhere online, the Nitro manual, the Nitro e-kit screen itself, and am currently on hold with Alesis on the phone.

    Alesis’s current pedal/foot CC control can’t be CC4 because the struggle I’m having is that the SD3 Hi-hat and Snare calibrations are not working.

    So I’m wondering, is there some way in SD3’s settings to change the “assigned Hi-Hat Pedal CC Control” to be a different number other than 4?

    I’ve attached a picture and I’ve tried this approach so far: In SD3’s MIDI In/E-drum settings > choose Alesis Nitro as the preset > on the Mapping tab, over on the left in the dropdown “Show = Hi-Hat Pedal CC” > over on the right (still in the Mapping tab), change the blue number (e.g., 44) to be all sorts of different numbers (so far I’ve tried numbers 1-48) > click Learn > push the pedal up & down > this populates the “CC44 | Hi-Hat Pedal CC Control | Map” row that’s currently highlighted in blue > then I go over to the Hi-Hat Pedal tab and try to calibrate with that CC44 row highlighted > but the pedal openness bar still does not go up or down, so it’s not registering.

    Other info, Alesis Nitro’s “MIDI Note Number” triggers are: Hi-Hat Open (46), Hi-Hat Half-Open (23), Hi-Hat Closed (42), Hi-Hat Pedal (44), Hi-Hat Splash (21)


    Reply To: Hi-Hat CC Pedal Not Affecting “Openness” version: 3.1.7
    Operating system: OS X El Capitan (10.11)
    fehling89
    Participant

    I’m struggling with the same issue, but on an Alesis Nitro, in Logic Pro 10.2. Neither the “Pedal Openness” nor the “Snare Hit Position” bar go up & down, no matter what I try.

    I hear the sounds perfectly in my headphones (they are matched to whatever kit I choose in SD3), the MIDI e-drum Analyzer settings are working, the sensitivity is all set perfectly on each pad (which I set up on the Alesis screen). And as I gradually bring the hi-hat pedal up and down, the transition sounds super smooth in my headphones. But the main issue is that when I record hi-hat, the MIDI data is only capturing 3 notes total. Hi-Hat Open, Hi-Hat Half Open, Hi-Hat Closed. So this is a huge problem, because I’d want the captured data to take advantage of SD3’s amazing levels of hi-hat openness (tight, closed, open1, open2, open3, open4, open5, open6)

    The Alesis manual says its triggers are:
    Hi-Hat Open: 46
    Hi-Hat Half-Open: 23
    Hi-Hat Closed: 42
    Hi-Hat Pedal: 44
    Splash: 21

    Did anyone have any luck with troubleshooting this yet?


    Reply To: Hi hat calibration doesnt work with my TD-11 in SD3… version: 3.1.7
    Operating system: OS X El Capitan (10.11)
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