Ok, I finally figured out the problem. But I think it's something a little buggy, in fact when i'm in calibration mode, if I hit 5 times the mesh DSP Trigger Mark me 5 shots on the mesh, instead if I hit 5 times the rim it is wrong and it Mark to me a few shots on the mesh and a few shots on the rim...

Using the same file and setting generic pad, it does not work properly for me, you use any particular procedure to calibrate the pad?

I look forward to a more accurate feedback, thanks in advance.

Ok, I recorded the file

http://www.mediafire.com/?6igdv25lgt3k41e

Every time I repeated the same shots with the same force in that order:
Mesh center
Mesh edge
Rim

Towards the end, there are a number of beats to set the positional sensing, in the end some random shots.

thanks in advance.

Ok I'll do it on Friday when I get home. But can you tell me a series of steps to follow? So I follow them carefully and In addition to audio file, I send you a text file in which it is written for example: from 00:00 to 00:20 I hit mesh head the strongest possible, from 00:21 to 00:40 I hit the rim...

What input type are you using? Can you see if switching to A->E makes any difference?

Generally I use generic pad input type, however also tried A->E but I can't see difference.
What should be the differences?

Thanks in advance.

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