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[Jorg]

mmmm ok…

[Jorg]

Bad timing, summer sales have just started…

[Jorg]

Ok, I found the culprit: the audio over usb input gain setting on any roland module that supports it is set by default to -18dB, I guess to protect your ears from blowing up when playing along with audio from your computer, but it causes SD3 to be barely audible, on the TD-25 go to “Audio Setup”> AUDIO IN Gain(dB) and increase the value there to a positive value like 4dB, be careful to reduce the volume of other audio sources in your computer, like itunes, system sounds or spotify for instance, because they will be pretty loud as well, so reduce the volume before jamming to songs.

To the Tonntrack team, please add this advice to the SD3 manual to have less e-drummers pissed of at the low volume 🙂

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Thanked by: z4t888, Henrik Ekblom, russellb and 1 other.

[Jorg]

Which module are you using? Remember SD3 does what the module sends to it not what you want it to do…

[Jorg]

yeah right

• This post was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by Jorg.

[Jorg]

Did you install the roland driver? Did you set the USB AUDIO setting to “Vendor ” in the TD-50?

[Jorg]

2box hihat sucks, you will never get a decent response out of it, sad but true…

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Thanked by: arno niemeier

[Jorg]

Can you explain how to get the cymbal choke working on the ATV Ad5 Module?

[Jorg]

Sold

[Jorg]

just increase the master level to 4-6db, nothing else, SD3 is not made for edrummers, is a misconception we all have when starting with this topic, it’s for enginners, producers and guitarrists who write their own drum parts…

[Jorg]

Shadows wrote:

If you are using Mac, ultimately, you should use Logic Pro. It is what My co-guitar player uses for all of our recording.

He edits drum track on the fly and is a super easy software to get used too

Yeah, and it costs only 200 bucks…

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