[Johan Dovelius]

Thanks! That was exactly what I was after. I did not realize I could just add instruments like that, thought I needed to replace the toms, cymbals etc, that what I can see in the kit is the given number.

[Johan Dovelius]

Is the Orchestral Percussion SDX considered as an own instance? Could I connect the e-drum kit and a Octapad to the the SDX. Given the price, I tend to think so, but is also labeled an SDX, which I guess means it is just another set of sounds that is to be used in Superior Drummer.

(Sorry for a real newbie question…)

[Johan Dovelius]

Thanks for your answer! Sounds promising. Now I know it works, and when I pull the trigger I will try your solution. If I need to open my DAW (Reason) even for practicing, that isn’t a big problem, as I need the computer anyway.

[Johan Dovelius]

Thanks for quick response!

Great to hear that it is possible. Not so great to realize that a lot of midi mapping is needed 😵‍💫

I will use it both as a standalone (most of the time) and in Reason sometimes for recording.

Maybe a stupid question: If I use my e-drum kit, I use all but 4 instruments/”slots” in Superior Drummer. So 4 more pads only? So if I connect the Octapad, I can only use half of the pads? Or is it possible to expand the kits in Superior Drummer? It seems like the Orchestral SDX have a lot more to play at the same time, but that I can just guess from image on Toontrack.com

[Johan Dovelius]

Thanks for your reply! This is a bit embarrassing. I have spent a lot of time to figure out this cross talk thing. I followed your suggestion and learned a lot. And I was so hooked up on the idea that it had to do with the connection between the drum brain and SD3, as I saw this mysterious notes and triggers in SD3. I missed the obvious – the cable to the racktom 1 had slightly got out of the position. Not enough to make it silent, but enough to make the rimshot being triggered by other pads. I thought it was a high tech problem. 😳

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