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[Olof Westman]

There is one confusing thing about what is part of the mixer preset and what
is not. The Bleed Enable, Level and Phase controls for individual instruments
that sit on the right hand side of the mixer are not part of the mixer state.
Those are properties of the instruments. Maybe that explains your pronlem?

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[Olof Westman]

You have to decide whether you want this mapping to be a change to how
that drum kit preset reacts to MIDI or how the incomming MIDI from
your e-kit is interpreted. In the first case you make the change in the
the MIDI property box of the drums and in the second case you go into
the E-drum settings tab and change the mapping there.

Olof Westman - Toontrack
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[Olof Westman]

I think the flam articulation of the snare drum in SD3 Core lib is turned off by default,
resulting in incomming MIDI reaching the Center articulation instead.

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[Olof Westman]

>A feature I liked in SD2 was the ability to re[place all of the
> toms with a matched set from another kit with one click.

There are such factory presets for some SDXs. That hasn’t changed
in SD3. What has changed is that you can no longer save a selection
of drums as a preset yourself. You have to save a complete preset
and then you can choose to only load the toms from it.

>The ability to save midi maps that are made in
> the midi properties box would be very useful as well.

Possibly. We have had other users ask for that. However, our intention
is that most changes to the MIDI mapping should be done in the
“MIDI in/E-drums” tab, in the settings. There you can save and recall
the total mapping.

>The ability to save mixer only presets. Maybe we can in SD3
> (I haven’t figured it out). Can we?

You can save a full preset and then choose to only load the mixer part.

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[Olof Westman]

John, is right. The best we have to offer here is that you can
drag a guitar track into SD3 and make an X-drum out of it.
Then you, or the song track, can hit that X-drum and the guitar
track will play. Not a very convenient way to record an e-drum
track.

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