eDRUMin 1.1 BETA

[Rob]

So let's say that you wanted to switch Bank 1 to Bank 2 of the last pad you hit....

Use MIDI Channel 15 (15 for the last active pad)
Send Program Change 6 (Increment Bank)

I made some typos in the manual. Decrement is Program Change 5, and Increment is 6.

[Mylo]

Can one switch pedal be split to two devices? I have six toms spread over two devices. If I wanted to do a wholesale switch of all six toms can I do it with one pedal?

[vandroiy]

So far 1.1 works just fine.

[Arran]

Crashes on Win 7 64bit when switching to the pedal page.

[vandroiy]

Crashes on Win 7 64bit when switching to the pedal page.

Have you made the Firmware Update for the edrumin?
For me it worked after that.

[Arran]

Crashes on Win 7 64bit when switching to the pedal page.

Have you made the Firmware Update for the edrumin?
For me it worked after that.

Yes, it worked long enough for me to set up all the pads and experiment with the new pedal settings. It crashed on the pedal page and when restarted it crashed immediately on switching to the pedal page.
I've downgraded to the previous release (app and firmware) and everything is fine again.

[Rob]

I've updated the links to build 1.1.0.1. I fixed some uninitialized / dangling pointers that were likely responsible for the crash.

[Rob]

Updated to build 1.1.0.2. Improved the UI behaviour when changing the banks for all inputs at the same time.

[dsteinschneider]

Updated the control appliction and firmware two days ago and haven't run into any glitches. I'm about to play with the new features and have a question. If I want to "stretch out" the bottom portion of the hi-hat travel would I pull the bezier curve to the right somewhere in the bottom quarter?

Thanks

[Rob]

I'm not really sure what you want to do, but as others have pointed out, the curve is currently inverted. At some point I'll make a more intuitive implementation of the control to better reflect how it affect the CCs. The image of the pedal will reflect the adjustments. So by adjusting the curve and watching the how the pedal moves, you'll get a visual idea of what it's doing.

Regards,
Rob