I'm slowly calibrating my 2-eDRUMin units.
I'm using a Jobeky AI bar trigger with Drumtec Real feel head on my snare.
I have hotspotting at the trigger location but when I turn on hotspot suppress and hit the snare, nothing registers in the "thresh" indicator or it's super faint, maybe 1-2 if any. Gain is at 1.0, thresh 1.0, scan 3.0ms, hold 10.0ms.
I have a feeling I'm doing something wrong and this might be related to my noob trigger install experience...how much pressure/force should be applied to the trigger by the mesh head?
Thanks
Hotspot suppress
Re: Hotspot suppress
How's the tensioning on your pad? Is your signal clipping? These kinds of issues can prevent hotspot suppression from working properly.
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Re: Hotspot suppress
Thanks Rob! I think the tension was too low. I tightened it and got better readings in the hotspot thresh indicator. I'll play around more and see.Rob wrote:How's the tensioning on your pad? Is your signal clipping? These kinds of issues can prevent hotspot suppression from working properly.
Now I need to re-adjust the side stick threshold...
I also noticed in SD3 I have to turn up the 'soft hit levels' in the software to make it sound more uniform between soft and hard hits.
Re: Hotspot suppress
I would instead use the eDRUMin velocity curves for that purpose, but to each his own.
SD only has 7 bit velocity data, whereas the eDRUMin internally uses 10bit. Applying velocity curves to 10 bit velocities is going to give you more expressiveness.
SD only has 7 bit velocity data, whereas the eDRUMin internally uses 10bit. Applying velocity curves to 10 bit velocities is going to give you more expressiveness.
Re: Hotspot suppress
I notice that a lot of hits don’t register in the threshold indicator. It still works pretty well though and thought this was normal. Should all hits register something in the threshold indicator?
Re: Hotspot suppress
Yes, that's normal. Not all hits will register in that thresh indicator.