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[Gert van Duinen]

I’ve encountered something similar and noticed  that the problem was simply the sensivity of the rimshot in my TD-50 drum module. When the sensitivity of the rimshot is set too high the snare and rimshot would play simultaneously. Not sure if this solution works for you.

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[Gert van Duinen]

Please the following topic on how you can modify sensitivity of any sound in SD3:

 

https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/change-sensativity-for-a-td-50kv/#post-2276538

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[Gert van Duinen]

You can replace any sound on any trigger. For your multi-zone snaredrum you can add a rimshot sample to your rim trigger and modify velocity on that particular midi channel.

This way I changed the bell sound on my ride and modified its velocity curves and increased the level of the food-switch on my hi-hat.

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[Gert van Duinen]

Btw, Mike Luke’s YouTube channel covers some excellent videos about how to get perfect triggering Hi-hats and multi-zone triggers explained in Superior Drummer 3. If you don’t know his channel, you should really check it out.

[Gert van Duinen]

Doesn’t sound familiar to me. I’m using the VH-13 Hi-hats though.

But I guess that could be easily fixed by choosing the TD-50 midi mapping preset first and change midi trigger options for your specific trigger intrument(s) afterwards.

[Gert van Duinen]

This is something I’m struggling with as well.

But I made a new kit for SD3 on my TD-50 and cracked up sensitivity on al my pads, including kick, toms, snare Ride and symbals. Which more or less did it for me.

But I’m still open to try a better solution.

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