Some people will be happy with varying degree of expression with their hihat, not least depending of their technique, but that does not mean however that we are trying to flock Superior 2 as an edrum friendly product just to get people’s cash, there are genuine reason we recommend it over EZdrummer for this application.Īnyway don’t take this as a defensive post, but one of information. My point though is that, while this transform is useful, you are very far from mimicking what the solo ‘edrum’ options perform, let alone any level of refinement offered by Superior 2. That’s very crude, but if that works for you I am happy. … essentially what this transformer does, is switch from note 60 to note 61 when the foot controller is about half way down (depending on quality of controller).
MY ALESIS Q49 IS NOT ON THE LIST IN CUBASE UPDATE
If you havent already, check our list of supported class-compliant and driver required products below to make sure your Alesis product is ready for the update to Mojave 10.14. Hi – good tip, however let me try to decrypt it for the less technically inclined 🙂 Were happy to tell you that most Alesis products are already supported on macOS Mojave 10.14 without any need for additional driver or firmware updates. All you have to do is change the open HiHat note number (here, 60), and the offset (here, Add 1). I altered an Input Transformer configuration that I found on the Addictive Drums forum. Save the Transformer file for future use. Insert the following in the Transformer window:ħ. Insert the MIDI Filter called Transformer.Ħ. In the Track Explorer pane, click on MIDI Filters.ĥ. Insert EZDrummer as a Instrument Track.Ĥ.
Set your HiHat to note 60 in your trigger interface or pad controller.ģ. Thus, for all you Cubase users, here is how you can get open and closed HiHats in Cubase using only the EZDrummer VSTi and Cubase itself:ġ. I fixed this on my own in about five minutes, purchasing neither Superior Drummer nor EDrum Monitor/eTrigger.
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