great reply So then why would I pay twice the cost for the Roland over the Yamaha 15 inch ride to use with eDrumin? Because Roland gear is well-built, lasts forever, and keeps its value. I’ve cobbled my kit together over many years by buying and selling on eBay, and Roland stuff is consistently rel...

I’m in no hurry, just wanted to check. Some updates seem to require very little from developers in order for their apps to work.

So Big Sur (macOS 11) is out of the box.

Safe to update in terms of eDRUMin working?

Many just use an old mylar head, but cut it so that it's only a small ring left. Two centimeters or so. Any head (mesh or mylar) that fully covers the bottom will add some resonance to the drum.

Rob wrote:I would use the AD preset in AD.

Thanks, that makes sense.

OK, next newbie question. In AD -> Map Window you have Map presets. Currently it's set to TD-10 as this was the module I used before getting the eDrummin.

There's obviously no preset for eDrummin avaliable. Should I choose "Empty", continue with TD-10 or pick something else?

There's an Addictive Drums drum map built into the eDRUMin Control Application. I would use that as opposed to learning assignments in AD. That’s what I thought as well. And leave ADs learning functionality to for pads that have no corresponding pad in the map? Potentially, just make sure it's on a...

Rob wrote:There's an Addictive Drums drum map built into the eDRUMin Control Application. I would use that as opposed to learning assignments in AD.

That’s what I thought as well. And leave ADs learning functionality to for pads that have no corresponding pad in the map?

Just set up my ED10 and I run in to some issues of course.

I'm using Addictive Drums2 and there's a function where the program learns (and assigns) what pad should produce what sound. But should I do these settings or is all handled by eDrumin mapping function?

The manual says that you can load an .edp file type, but this is .hex?