So I would like some kind of confirmation before I go that route. I realize that Superior Drummer 3 is supposed to be used with the Alesis brand drums, and I would love to believe the midi would work flawlessly, however I don’t want to spen $399 on that damn piece of software and find that it wont work for me. The size of the drums/cymbals cant be beat.Īnyway, thanks for your advice and your time. Has anyone with this set found a DAW that worked for them in MIDI with just plug and play? Or at least very MINIMAL adjustments needed? I would say that this issue almost makes Roland worth the extra dough in some situations, though even with the new Roland kits that just came out, the 17 etc, I am still very happy with my choice. This isn’t a huge deal for certain instruments like the Toms and snare as they can be remapped, however the hi hats are really a pain in the but to be remapped because of the pedal controls and the different sounds as you open close etc. however, I find that when I use DAW’s like addictive drums 2, the midi mapping is always wrong. I have the alesis strike pro, and am very happy with it’s quality, performance, sound etc. They are actually being revised in fact to avoid some ‘cross compatibility’ issues, just like the SDX MIDI was this summer (which you may or may not know about).Īnyway, as long as you understand the above and do not painstakingly go through all the EZX-s that you own only to conclude that there are no ‘news sounds’ you can trigger that you didn’t already know by looking at the Key Layout PDF, that’s the only purpose of my clarification.I have scoured the internet but cannot seem to find anyone with a similar problem to what I have encountered, or if they have I have found no response to it.
The reason for this I cannot really explain.
That I can see at least.Īnd yes, you are correct that some of the MIDI is mapped ‘strangely’ in the older EZX-s. Stick this file in this folder Program FilesREAPERDataixkeymaps and its to be used with the JS: IX/MIDIKeyMap plugin. So, while that chart is useful if you want to know what would happen if you programmed something outside of that range with a particular kit (that has documented specialist articulations there) then played it through another kit, it does not have value beyond this. Heres my midi drum map for Addictive Drums. I think the only exception is for the tom rims in the ‘pop/rock’ set for historical reasons. You will find all your AD1 User MIDI files here. From there, open the User MIDI Files folder. Open AD1, click the small sign in the top right corner and select 'Open the AD User Folder'. Right, as the guy behind the mapping I need to tell you however, that, anything not documented in the Key layout PDF for a particular kit can be found elsewhere between note 21 and 65. Empty drum machine is mapped to Addictive Drums 2 drum map, so drum lanes show kitpiece articulation names from Addictive Drums 2 in the MIDI drum editor by default. Copy our Addictive Drums folder (s) from the AD1 user midi folder to the AD2 'external MIDI' folder.
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