[Jay]

Loading a new set for brushes won’t work – even though my new laptop loads REALLY fast.  I may need to switch back and forth in the middle of a song.

In that case, should I use two instances of SD3 loaded into a DAW like Reaper?  Can 16 GB of ram handle that well?

~Jay

[Jay]

thanks John.

I noticed that there is a midi note for a brush hit. If I load that hit, will it also load all mic bleeds?

I could do a bank change on the Zendrum to make the needed note number changes on each pad. I think bank changes are really fast. If the bank change is too slow, or causes a blip, then I could buy a box that can shift the midi notes.

hopefully my new laptop can handle any kit configuration I need.  I can expand the ram from 16gb to 32 if I need to.

 

~Jay

[Jay]

Just an update in case Anyone is curious. I bought the eDRUMin 10 interface. The HH chick and splash work well now.

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[Jay]

Thanks John,

Do pad to midi interfaces normally send a midi note with a HH pedal?  forgive my ignorance, but as I understand it, the pedal is CC4 that gives change data values of 0-127.  Where then would a midi note number be generated?

Do the pad to midi interfaces normally derive the two note numbers for chick and splash based on an interpretation of rapid pedal movement?

~Jay

[Jay]

I get CC4  and under velocity I get “in” 2-125, and “to” 1-127. If I understand the Zendrum, it shows that it’s set for a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 127.

do you have any idea of what could be wrong?

thanks,

~Jay

[Jay]

I just started with the default setting in the edrum page, then I learned every note from each pad.

The zendrum doesn’t send a midi note when I press the pedal, but it dies show a wide range, but I’ll need to verify that it’s the full 0-127.  Out of curiosity, I also plugged in my old FD-7 pedal, and got the same results.

Should the Zendrum also be sending a note number?

thanks,

~Jay

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