[OwenShen]

I don‘t have any “Jazzy Brush” in the fully installed package as you can see in the screenshots.

Greets,

Owen

Reply To: Superior Drummer 3.1.1 strange behaviour version: 3.1.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[OwenShen]

John wrote:

Hi,

you should have 10 different Jazz grooves with sub variations in your SD3 library under ‘Superior Drummer 3 > Brushes’.

If you switch over to a Brush kit, e.g. ‘Jazzy Brush’ and run through the Grooves in ‘Brushes’, doesn’t it sound like expected?

If you click the ‘Shop Web Shop MIDI’ button, you can explore grooves not in your local library.

You have to provide me with audio examples or recipe to reproduce for me to understand what you are experiencing as ‘awkward’ and wrong.

 

BR,

John

Hi John, I‘ve included an mp3. This is how the bug sounds.

Reply To: Superior Drummer 3.1.1 strange behaviour version: 3.1.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[OwenShen]

Hi, I’m experiencing the same stuff as the previous user. You can only hear awkward patterns of the snare and bass, which is equal on every loop in the grooves section, the only difference you can hear are the different tempos on every loop. But it’s always the same strange loop. All the other style loops are alright.

I’ve installed it yesterday on an other Mac and the same thing happened. This all is happening. It must be a bug of your latest updates.

Please help.

Owen

Reply To: Superior Drummer 3.1.1 strange behaviour version: 3.1.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

[OwenShen]

Hi everyone,

I‘ve just installed my new purchased SD3, installed everything and all updates that were available straight away and now have experienced exactly the same issues as Shane Dixon while playing back the jazz samples. Restoring MIDI Database didn‘t help. What can I do? Cause there are no more updates available.

All best,

Owen

Reply To: Superior Drummer 3.1.1 strange behaviour version: 3.1.4
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

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