[Jan-0123]

Hi John,

thanks for the feedback!

I just sat down and reprogrammed the drum module to send the notes matching the “none” profile.

For some reason now the Hi-Hat articulation is fine with “none” as well. Probably because Roland is sending different note depending of Hi-hat position. With changing all to 19 and 20 for bow and edge hit, Hi-Hat work great now.

I am happy with this solution. 🙂

Should I anyhow open a ticket to suggest changing the mapping of the EZX to avoid reprogramming of drum-module?

BR Jan

 

[Jan-0123]

Hi John,

Thanks for your message!

I would like to point out that its not only an issue with the Roland mapping preset but with all brands that I checked. Only the “none” preset does not remap note 34.

> So anyone who tries to use the Timpanis via Edrums will run into the same issue.

Would you agree, that this fact points out that the current mapping should be considered as having an Error/Bug? I am trying to point out that from my point of view we need a bug fix rather then a feature request (at least priority vise).

 

One work around in the meant time could be to program a Drumset on the TD-17 to match the “none” preset.

But this preset seems to have a bad Hi-Hat Pedal articulation. Could that be true that the profiles (Roland vs none) use different algorithm for interpreting the hi-hat pedal signal? If yes, is there a chance to modify the hi-hat pedal algorithm of “none” to match the Roland profile? If yes, I would take the effort to remap my TD-17 and use “none” to make the timpanis work.

BR Jan

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[Jan-0123]

Have you checked the Alt-Rock EZX?

From my point the snare and drums sound very natural and bright.

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