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[Muellercraft]

I assume you’re using the UM-One because there’s no USB on the TD-20?    My Roland kit is the TD-17 so I go with the USB which is pretty much plug and play.  However, I have an old Yamaha keyboard with no USB and I use the UM-One with that.  Two pieces of advice:

1. Make sure you have the cables connected properly.  It is not completely intuitive.  ‘In’ and ‘Out’ can be confusing — ‘In’ meaning into computer or into device?  Double check.
2. Make sure you go direct into the computer with the other end.  I tried running it into a USB hub and it didn’t work properly and sometimes not at all.  Running it straight into the Mac solved the problem.

Good luck.

 

 

Reply To: Roland TD20 in superior drummer “Waiting For Midi” issue version: 3.3.6
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Muellercraft

Composer, performer, producer
Black & Whyte Studio
Muellercraft.com

SD3, Rooms of Hansa, Indiependent, Roland TD-17 KVX, Mac Studio M1 Ultra, UA Apollo Twin X, HEDD Type 20 monitors

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Here’s how I do it:

 

1. Create a software instrument track in Logic
2. Make SD3 the virtual instrument on that track
3. Open SD3 and search for or create a groove
4. Click on the groove and drag it onto the Logic track

Muellercraft

Composer, performer, producer
Black & Whyte Studio
Muellercraft.com

SD3, Rooms of Hansa, Indiependent, Roland TD-17 KVX, Mac Studio M1 Ultra, UA Apollo Twin X, HEDD Type 20 monitors

Here’s how I do it:

 

1. Create a software instrument track in Logic
2. Make SD3 the virtual instrument on that track
3. Open SD3 and search for or create a groove
4. Click on the groove and drag it onto the Logic track

Muellercraft

Composer, performer, producer
Black & Whyte Studio
Muellercraft.com

SD3, Rooms of Hansa, Indiependent, Roland TD-17 KVX, Mac Studio M1 Ultra, UA Apollo Twin X, HEDD Type 20 monitors

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