Slate to Superior
- Thread starter RichS
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oroinvictus
dangert billy
Not quite sure what you mean. I have midi created using Superior and the drums don't match up in Slate. Snare plays instead of tom, etc.
Any way I can transcribe from one to the other easily?
Yeah, I think that may be my best bet. I was hoping there was something that would do it automatically.
Thanks guy's!
AntonioPetrole
Brootz
automatically? That would take 2 minutes tops to do. But you can just create a midi map for future reference depending on your DAW
LeSedna
Mat or Mateo
If your snare note does a Tom hit in slate, you're doing something wrong. They all have their own maps for the extra articulations or sounds but the basic midi notes from the general midi convention should be respected.
Use 36 for kick, 38/40 snare, 42 closed hat, 46 open hat, 41/43/45/47/48 for toms (48 maybe isn't allocated since most banks don't have 5 toms), 51 for ride, 49/57 for crash, 52 for china
If I'm right these are the most used notes. Then you can tweak by experimenting with the specific mapping of your drum software.
Use 36 for kick, 38/40 snare, 42 closed hat, 46 open hat, 41/43/45/47/48 for toms (48 maybe isn't allocated since most banks don't have 5 toms), 51 for ride, 49/57 for crash, 52 for china
If I'm right these are the most used notes. Then you can tweak by experimenting with the specific mapping of your drum software.
If you are using ezplayer it will translate for you. Just select the output map and pick Steven Slate Drums.
I have been using beats from ezdrummer with ssd 3.5 that way for quite a while now.
I have been using beats from ezdrummer with ssd 3.5 that way for quite a while now.
