That's what the 'fast stepping fix' does.monospace wrote: Didn't know that. Do you know if that can be disabled, and how, so I can compare side by side?
eDRUMin 1.3 BETA now available (again)
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I get that. But SD3 has an actual articulation called Open Pedal. When I play it from SD3 it clearly has the foot chick already in it. But I get you are trying to build something for everyone, not just us SD3 users. I think the “fast as possible” is working though. The “note on” messages for closed pedal and open pedal are right next to each other, then a bunch of CC messages, then the note off messages for open pedal and closed pedal.Rob wrote:Well, that's just not how things are done. You first send the sound of the cymbals coming together (chck sound), and then if the cymbals open up again quickly enough, you send the splash. But you are definitely starting to see why it's important to send out the splash as quickly as possible, and that's what I'm trying to do with the last few builds.Mylo wrote:Now when I do a splash I see a pedal (8 for me) and a splash note in SD3. That feels half way right but I’d rather just see the splash note and let SD3 do its thing.
Looking forward to hearing some feedback on build 18.
I remember dmitri having the same issue with the MegaDrum. How do you determine when the drummer wants the splash and not just a chick.
This is working. The closed pedal gets overwritten by the open pedal sound so fast you don’t perceive two chicks. So all is good from what I can tell. It’s pretty amazing now that I have it working and can hear it all together. Pretty slick that after I do a splash I can slowly close the pedal and hear all the closing articulations going off.
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I checked out your video. Thanks for those. They were helpful to me. While I heard the splash sounds you only show the hi hat. I wanted to see the actual eDRUMin control software lighting up the splash note.lalo wrote:I posted a video a couple of days ago but haven't had any feedback, don't be afraid to click on the link.... it's a one drive link...
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The Scaler numbers have gone rogue in the v18.
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Right they have. Thanks.
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I can get onboard with some label changes too. I have VH-11 sitting on a real hi-hat stand too. I use “Pedal” because it works best for me and I’m not using a bottom hi-hat cymbal.MWJT42 wrote:Rob, any further thoughts on renaming 'pedal' / 'stand' - as my GHC (and the VH11) is definitely on the stand!
I know the how these are defined because I read the docs and followed along with the development. But if I was a newbie I would assume Pedal is a pedal only with no stand like an Alesis Nitro Kit. Where Stand is an actual hi-hat stand whether you have a bottom cymbal or not.
A VH-11 on a stand with a single cymbal screams at me to pick Stand even though Pedal is the preferred choice.
Unfortunately I can’t offer any better solution at the moment. I’m thinking hard on it though.
Edit:
Maybe Pedal / Cymbals. After reading the docs the hi hat type is defining what triggers the articulations. It’s either the pedal or the cymbals.
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Pedal / impact?
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Definitely better. Maybe these buttons need a label. I know you mentioned a UI fix up that is coming but for now...Rob wrote:Pedal / impact?
Trig Method
Pedal / Impact
People might start what wondering... impact of what?
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Label suggestions:
Trig Method
Trig Device
Trig Type
Button label suggestions:
Pedal / Impact
Pedal / Cymbals
Trig Method
Trig Device
Trig Type
Button label suggestions:
Pedal / Impact
Pedal / Cymbals
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Does anyone use / want the 'always send on closed' feature? If I got rid of that, I could declutter things a lot.