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[Olof Westman]

Well, then there is a bug in DP. You have to talk to them about it.

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[Olof Westman]

The thing is that latency compensation is something a host does, not a plug-in. So – if there is a bug in the latency compensation then that bug would sit in the host.

Could it be this issue(not a bug) in DP?

http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=63021&start=0

http://www.motunation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=60255

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[Olof Westman]

What kind of DX7 patches would you be interested in?

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Phenix 2 wrote:

for me all the sounds sound good

but sometimes, it sounds a little bit dark or not powerful enough vs Garage band and its own drummer

That would be unrelated to bit depth and sample rate.

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[Olof Westman]

I think, in general, that EZX2:s are 18 bits while SDX:s have the full bit depth.

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Tom Howard wrote:

HI
2. Grand piano Sound. Please Get a New Grand sound. Very high Grade Sample.(Sample it like Yamaha Sampled the S700 grand.).

I am sorry. But I can not wait to get away from that Sound of what you call Grand. And that is very disruptive to my Composing. *I have about 15 Different Grand Piano Sounds.

We have two grands. The other one is the “Studio Grand”. Playing it feels more like sitting by a real piano. “Grand Piano” is processed to sit in a mix.

 

 

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Tom Howard wrote:

HI
2. Grand piano Sound. Please Get a New Grand sound. Very high Grade Sample.(Sample it like Yamaha Sampled the S700 grand.).

I am sorry. But I can not wait to get away from that Sound of what you call Grand. And that is very disruptive to my Composing. *I have about 15 Different Grand Piano Sounds.

We have two grands. The other one is the “Studio Grand”. Playing it feels more like sitting by a real piano. “Grand Piano” is processed to sit in a mix.

 

 

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[Olof Westman]

Right click on the master volume to ‘MidiLearn’ it to a CC of your choice.

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[Olof Westman]

What sort of edits do you typically make?

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[Olof Westman]

>Are you talking about the “Hi-Hat Pedal Control” with its slider points? Then I cannot see this is in any context of my claim…sorry.

No. It is in the MIDI in/E-drums settings tab. You select an incomming note, e.g. 46, and then,
in the Mapping and Response window, assign articulations to CC-zones. I asked around
and it seems that the maximum is 3 zones and that is probably not enough for you. I think that
limit may be increased in some future update.

>Dear developers at TT, please ask yourself why nearly all other manufacturers of drum sampler software implement that different variable hihat reaction.Wink

Because they can’t do what we do, mainly because they use diskstreaming.

Our CC-hihats, on the other hand, are not implemented in the samplers but
in the soundlibraries. Some sound expansions may have exactly the kind of CC-hihat
you are after, if that suits the sounds, e.g. electronic sounds. Some just don’t
have any CC-hihat support at all. Unfortunately this means that changing
between different kinds of CC-support is a non-trivial exercise.

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[Olof Westman]

There is a new feature in SD3 that allows the user to construct a CC controlled switch
of their own. It is mostly intended for positional triggering of cymbals but it could
probably be used in your situation too.

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[Olof Westman]

You can enable “Auto Load” by clicking on the button in the lower left corner of the “Instrument Search Window”. The stack will then be created and appears in the usual column of stacks to the right of this window. Click on the stack to preview it.

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[Olof Westman]

It is intended for a snare played with brushes and which has swirls recorded. There is only one such in SD3. Make sure you are using it.

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[Olof Westman]

Another three methods:

1. Keep your drum MIDI in the track inside SD3. You can draw aftertouch by hand(mouse).
2. Assign a MIDI note to the Tail articulation and play it to perform the mute.
3. Try Channel Pressure.

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[Olof Westman]

Good to hear that you have found a workaround.

I just downloaded and installed SD3, Avatar and C&V here on my home PC.
Everything works. No crashes when using those presets and playing those
drums. We will have to have a more serious look a this once Toontrack
starts up again after the summer vacation.

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