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  • Wolfgang
    Participant

    Hi Paul,

    can’t say anything about D&D as I don’t own it. I personally love the big Fealds of Rock kits, the Pure Goth is my goto kit. Together with the Stormtrooper Kit this SDX can sound pretty big and boomy. The Hitmaker was a little bit of a positive surprise. I think the marketing is a little bit misleading here as it’s very versatile and offers much more then just sounds “…RIGHT OUT OF THE GATE!”. Not used it that much but the Storyletter Kit became my standard kit for reahearsals.

    You could save different MIDI mappings if you need to reassing the toms. Save them together with your SD3 presets and you have everything remapped per kit.


    Reply To: The Problem with Superior Drummer SDXs version: 3.3.6
    Operating system: macOS Monterey (12)
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    It’s part of the concept of SDXs to give you the sets as they were set up and recorded. If Eddie Kramer choose only two Toms (like with the Oyster Kit) you get only two Toms within that set. Actually that’s the main reason why I didn’t buy Legacy of Rock. You could add more Toms from other sets with additional instruments but they will always sound different – apart from the fiddly process of getting this to work. If you want to play sets with 4 Toms and 4 Cymbals my advice is to look for other SDXs with bigger drumsets like Fields of Rock, Hitmaker or Death and Darkness. Don’t get too fooled by the names or marketing of the SDXs, with some tweaking and mixing they all offer a quite wide range of sounds.


    Reply To: The Problem with Superior Drummer SDXs version: 3.3.6
    Operating system: macOS Monterey (12)

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    Thanked by: Paul Andrew
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    As a drummer I would love to see a SDX with like three standard kits with more variations in sticks. I think we have more than enough sets for every genre, beginning from the 20ies ballroom to any kind of (heavy) rock. But when playing in a band I need to switch between sticks with wires on/off, rods, mallets, with consistency in sound. Would be great to have a vintage set, one from the 80ies and a modern studio/rock set within one SDX for that purpose.


    Reply To: SDX Library ideas version: 3.3.6
    Operating system: macOS Monterey (12)
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    In addition you could try to increase the attack time slightly. Ony a few ms but this tames the attack sound, a little bit like dampening an acoustic drum.


    Reply To: Muted Tom Sounds? version: 3.3.5
    Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    Some time ago I did some latency tests. Used a TD-17 there but should be pretty much the same with a TD-27. If your’re interested: https://www.lukaschek.com/de/latency-test.html

    One of the outcomes: audio interface makes a difference and a dedicated interface has lower latency than the Rolands.


    Reply To: Best way to achieve lowest latency with vdrums? version: 3.3.5
    Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

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    Thanked by: drdrum
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    Great, thanks for looking at this!

    Wolfgang
    Participant

    sure:

    • This post was modified 3 years, 12 months ago by Wolfgang.
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    Stereo output only (that’s what I had before) and deleting the AU cache doesn’t help. LiveProfessor is crashing instantly as soon as I try to load SD3 as AU.


    Reply To: On MacOS SD3.2.5 AU is crashing one of my hosts, VST2 is fine version: 3.2.5
    Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)
    Wolfgang
    Participant

    Signature sets from guys like Benny Greb or Jojo Mayer would be great! I think there are enough great “standard” sets so it’s time for some personality.

    Wolfgang
    Participant

    Is there a way to switch them on be default so that all presets load with activated articulations for let’s say bow tip?


    Reply To: Unable to articulate on the crash version: 3.2.4
    Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)
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