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MIDI - Drum mapping
Sorry people if I'm another novice asking an old question...
Is there a way to map/remap drums using midi. I mean, I need to see in the midi editor drum kit names instead of the keyboard. Is that possible? TNX! |
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Re: MIDI - Drum mapping
I don't know of a way to do this, but almost all keyboard drum maps have the same location for similar drums. If you work with it for a while, you will just know that this key is kicks, these keys are snares and so forth. I've gotten used to it so I can just walk up to just about any keyboard and start banging away on drums.
But I'd be interested in a solution like the one you are looking for...
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You also seem to be asking about something like a dedicated drum editor for PT, where you don't see the MIDI note value but the drum it is assigned to... So what specifically are you trying to do??
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Tnx 4 replying. I think you got my point.
I'm working at home, with roland td3 and some kind of custom V-Drum. I used to work in Nuendo with Battery, EZDrummer, BFD and so on. I also edit a lot the midi parts, so having a more user friendly interface will be a great help. I know the way to work it out whit what I have, but some kind of midi drum editor... mmm... nice! |
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Why so?
Do you mean changing the velocities of more than one drum type at a time?
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Just my 2 cents.
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"you can't edit all the drums velocity's all on one trac"
Not exactly accurate unless I am not understanding you. I just expand the instrument track (open the lane showing velocity) and make it a reasonable height and I can grab any velocity value and drag it up/down all day long. Also, by using the proper select tool, you can draw a box around any group of notes, including something like all one note(snare or hat for example) and then drag the velocity up/down for all the selected(highlighted) notes. There's really a lot that can be done, its just not intuitive for many of us that are steeped in audio, but not so well-versed in midi. 9000 posts!!! I gotta get a life.....
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