I used these notes to get the second hi-hat working.
I’m using 2 Edrumins in hi-hat levels mode. for kit pieces, select hi-hats for both. then go into your SD3, add the hi-hat, and open the Edrum/Midi window to find some open midi assignments. Select the new instrument. Cllick to the midi-mapping box if hidden, click the lines at the top and select add note, next to the boxes for the hihat edge and tip triggers.
Adding a few of my own notes to clarify things for those who are new to this (like me).
The MIDI-In/E-Drums window (settings>”…”) IS NOT the same thing as the MIDI Mapping Box on the right side of the screen. This box is much more powerful than using the midi-in/e-drums window too because it’s destructive.
The Midi-In/E-Drums window will not display notes that aren’t set up
So even if you add an additional hi-hat, it will not display the tip, edge, and bow triggers until they are set up and showing in the side midi-box.
Like Pumpkinking’s notes state: go to the midi-box to add the triggers there FIRST, then they’ll show up in the midi-in/edrum settings window
As far as Edrumin’s you’re already speaking to the choir. I use 2x Edrummins daisy-chained. I love these things and last week I just ordered the Edrummin 10 now that they’re back in stock 🙂
I would love this. Once created, presets are dependable, and you don’t ever need to worry about them again. I’m using project files in a tree of folders since I can have more descriptive naming conventions.
Thanks everyone for the help. I got it going. On presets with Hitmaker, I use the auxiliary snare to trigger the gong drum then panned the microphone to the left so it matches where the aux snare is and then adjusted bleed.
