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[John]

Hi,

since this is a very old thread with different questions and possibly contains dated information, I would like you to elaborate on ‘the same issue on PC. All I want to do is change the name of a folder and link the SD3 file path to it!’

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

BTW, if you don’t like the idea of editing a Project save file, another way would be to save as a User Preset in ‘Drums and Mixer Presets’.
Since it doesn’t save the current state of the sampler, it would not save the history of User samples, just User samples in use on Instrument pads.

This does not save MIDI on the Song Track, however, if you have any. If you are using EZD3 as a plug-in in a DAW, you can open another instance with your fresh User Preset loaded and drag the MIDI from one Song Track over to the other, then Save as a Project.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi,

the Port Number should be displayed to the right on the line of your MIDI In Device in the MIDI Settings window.
Other than the, I think I have reached the end of the line of my FL Studio knowledge.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Well, the problem is still that there is no module that actually sends data that receiving software can do much with aside from note hit, velocity and positional sensing.
Perhaps with the continuous development of MPE we will see drum modules down the line that can transmit data that can be handled by the next generation Toontrack software.

In the meantime you can only set up your own pad triggering of the different articulations and have them respond according to notes sent, positional sensing and what you can do with the Property Boxes in SD3; note releases, etc.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi,

please run the latest software updater, make sure to click the ‘Customise’ button and that the AAX version has a check mark before finishing the installer.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi,

AFAIK, there are no E-drum kits that send sufficient data to be able to actually play with brushes. The Roland solution is an internal one and only sends regular note hits and CC16 for positional sensing. The Swirls/Sweeps/Drags in the Toontrack libraries are pre-recorded and can be triggered as such but of course you can cut a swirl with a Mute hit.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi,

when on the Grooves page, you can click the ‘Shop Webshop MIDI’ button to Search and Preview all Toontrack MIDI before buying it.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi ToonTime,

please contact Toontrack Support directly via the ‘Contact Support’ button found at the bottom of every FAQ page. If there’s a problem with your Toontrack account credentials, they are the only ones that can fix it.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi alexey,

the last update for Superior Drummer 2 was released in 2016, so no updates for Mac OS Sequoia. My guess is that your host is not started in Rosetta mode.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

OK, thanks for letting us know.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Hi,

is this without the EZdrummer 3 plug-in window being in focus? It sounds strange but you could always try disabling the Keyboard shortcuts in DAWs in EZdrummer 3 Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

jbelba wrote:

Standalone for superior drummer seems to be working fine for me. After I assign the Roland td17 preset everything works as it should and don’t need to make any adjustments and the hi hat works and chokes on cymbals work. I tried saving those settings and importing into fl studio as a custom present but looks like it’s still mapped wrong through something inside of fl studio. Shame it just doesn’t work directly in fl studio as it does standalone not really sure how this workflow will work out having to try recording in standalone and playing back to get it to sync within fl studio after is not very good.

Well, as I tried to explain in my instructions above, FL Studio is a very different kind of beast when it comes to CC messages, since there is manual setting up involved to make it work as in the standalone and other DAWs.

Step-by-step in FL Studio

1. Go into OPTIONS -> MIDI Settings
   
2. Check your connected MIDI Input Device for its Port Number and if it has a ‘Controller Type’ script or select a generic one. There might be user created scripts over at the Image-Line Forums for your particular device. In my case, as seen in this screen shot, I have a NI Komplete Kontrol S61 Mk II and it has Port Number 236.
   
3. Click the ‘View Browser/Plug-in Picker’ button in FL Studio and select the PROJECT tab. In my screen shot, you will notice there is not much there, since it is an empty Project. Listed are ‘History’, ‘Patterns’, ‘Effects’, ‘Generators’ and ‘Remote control’. Click the ‘Remote control’, then ‘Omni-Mod wheel (Wrapper). This brings up the Controller Link window for the Mod Wheel. It should be enough to just move the Mod wheel or HH controller to link it but you should also be able to manually enter the Port Number for your MIDI controller in the first Port Number box.
4. Then click the ‘Omni-Aftertouch (Wrapper) in the FL Studio Browser and either pinch your cymbal or enter the Port Number in the box.

I hope this helps,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

[John]

Sorry for the late reply but it has been sent to the programmers to investigate.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

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