Basically, Superior Drummer 3 is EZdrummer 2 on steroids. Everything you do in EZd2 can be made in SD3, and the similar functions look pretty much the same. The idea behind the design of SD3 is that EZd2 users should be able to start using SD3 without having to learn a lot of new stuff, when using the same functions as EZd2 has (Tap2Find, Edit Play Style, searching for Grooves, changing libraries/presets, changing instruments, etc).
It’s not until you want to do more advanced stuff in SD3 you have to learn new things, such as mixing, routing microphones, stacking sounds, changing MIDI mappings, etc.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Ok, then it’s a bit different. The basic idea here is that these settings are stored in the project, so when you load an old project you sometimes want to restore the settings you had made for the MIDI mapping. But in your case, you want to use the current settings for an old project. Do like this:
Set up the MIDI in as you like it
Go to the main Menu and select Set Current to Default Project
Now, these settings will be used the next time you create a new project
When you have opened the old project, go to the MIDI In preset selector, and select Load from Default Project. This will import the settings you saved in the Default project, including the hi-hat settings
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
First, make sure you are using the latest SD3 version – v 3.1.2.
The Hi-hat Calibration settings should be kept when you change presets. I tried to do this:
Go into MIDI In/E-drums Settings
Enabled preset Default
Selected Hi-Hat & Snare CC
Selected CC1 (in the left list), because I used my keyboards modulation, which uses CC1
Selected Hi-Hat Pedal Control
Pressed Start Calibration
Moved my CC controller within a range (in my test Fully Opened was set to 0, and Closed Tight was set to 48)
I then closed the Settings page and changed Drums & Mixer Preset to Ludwig Classic Default (within the same library, Superior Drummer 3). This kept the hi-hat calibration.
Is this how you do it, but it doesn’t keep the calibration?
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
This post was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Henrik Ekblom.
Absolutely ridiculous. I don’t want to have to download some application and have it monitoring my system – I want to download files that actually install. Laughable. Deliberately wreck the files so that we’re forced to install this spyware.
But why would we make the Product Manager, and not all our products, spyware – if you think we have that intent?
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
This post was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Henrik Ekblom.
The mixer settings and the mixer effects are fixed for the selected library/preset you have chosen, e.g. you can’t change an instrument and by doing that also change the some effects, for example.
When you add the snare from the Nashville kit, the reverb is still the one from the Progressive Foundry preset.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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