[Sebastian Roth]

With high velocity I get the typical Pop articulation for all notes higher or equal to C2. In fact I believe even lower velocity is the Pop articulation, just less audible.

For everything below C2 I only get the Slap (thumb) articulation. So it means I can’t Slap the first two frets on the A string. Is this intended?

Reply To: How to create a pop, not a slap version: 1.0.3
Operating system: Windows 8.1

[Sebastian Roth]

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Already fixed with version 1.0.3

Well done Toontrack 🙂

Reply To: Slap Hammer-On Not Working on Specific Note version: 1.0.3
Operating system: Windows 8.1

[Sebastian Roth]

I just realised that this feature would actually not make any sense in EZbass.

If you for instance play the open E string it will trigger the exact same sample pool as if you play the same E on the fifth fret of the lower B string. So there are individual sample pools for each pitch, but not for each specific fret on each string.

I believe to understand why Toontrack did it this way and it’s fine for me. Just something to keep in mind.

 

 

Reply To: Forced String Selection version: 1.0.2
Operating system: Windows 8.1

[Sebastian Roth]

Any update on this?

Would make me really happy if this could be solved. ?

[Sebastian Roth]

Hey John,

any news regarding this topic? Did someone investigate this deeper and can finally confirm and address the issue?

Thanks

[Sebastian Roth]

Hi John,

yes,

• Layer limits are all set to ‘-‘
• ‘Use adjacent layers’ is turned off
• Using latest Superior Drummer 3 version and The Metal Foundry SDX version (1.5.0)

I am 100% confident this is not an user issue. Other users also reporting the same issue.

Please try it yourself. Use the respective hi-hat articulation Open 3, 4 or 5 and repeat with 127 velocity. You will see there are a lot of extremely soft hits in the sample pool. Sounds like the drummer is loosing his stick repeatedly. ?

Thanks for investigating.

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