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A Better Hi Hat "Transition Model" .. more like SD3 or SD2.. the only reason I use more Toontrack SD3 is for that, the Hi hat Variable Response is Amazing in Toontrack.. You Can Hit in Full Open.. and the close the Hi Hat Pedal to the half after the hit, and it Emulates those "Fade O...

Can you clarify something for me Jord? I have a tough time getting my head around this whole thing. So when you use the 8 and 8 is that for when you create Aux channels out of BFD to use in Logic's mixer? When ever I just quickly open BFD in logic it asks me to select the various mono stereo option...

Logic has really been like that since version 8. I know that things weren't about to change under the Jobs regime, but Cook is has actually made Logic far more usable with X, especially with the latest 10.1 release. It's totally possible that things could change as far as the number of multi-out ch...

This comes from my edrumming perspective so take that for what it's worth but personally I think nothing compares to the platinum samples packs. Each of them is to me a big step ahead of all the standard BFD stuff I've tried....including the BFD3 samples. They have the most dynamic range and are by ...

In the engine settings you can have 1-256 ,but on the bfd 3 web page it says the kits are recorded with 80 velocity layers ?? So how can you have more than what was recorded ? And what's your preferred setting ? Some of the expansion packs and third party stuff (platinum samples) have way higher ve...

Doublestrokeroll - have you tried doing it in your keymap? There's a learn function for every midi note - you could select the note for the snare articulation that's clunky, enable "learn" in the bottom right of the keymap page (under the graph) and then hit your snare drum a few (10 or 1...

Can you send me some midi from your ekit to play around with here? Hey Drew....thanks for your help So I've copied a MIDI log. I take it that's what you meant by sending some midi. If that's not it let me know and I'll try again. Also here is an audio sample that I think shows the problem well........

Drew_fx wrote:Can you send me some midi from your ekit to play around with here?

sure! but forgive my noobishness.......how?

Is the dynamics range knob not doing it for you? That knob should increase dynamics according to the curve value. IE: Set the curve knob to half way, and then increase the dynamics knob to around half way too.. now all of the articulations for the kitpiece should have increased dynamics. Use the ki...

Dude....I SAID that..... you need to learn to read more carefully... from the first post "But it [BFD2] still wasn't perfect cause it couldn't be specified for each articulation." And they are not the same because in BFD3 the Dynamic control is tied to the range and curve dials which have...

That's what I want....a single dynamics dial that will control each articulation. The trim isn't the same effect as dynamics. The trim just lowers volume...not sensitivity. But my point was that you're wrong about the dynamic in BFD2 being for each individual articulation, it is NOT, It is for each...

Since I never really got a response that corrected my problem of why some of the BFD3 drums play so differently on my roland TD9 (ie some play perfectly and others are way to quiet or have articulations that are way to hot compared to other articulations)...... My feature request is to have a dynam...

Since I never really got a response that corrected my problem of why some of the BFD3 drums play so differently on my roland TD9 (ie some play perfectly and others are way to quiet or have articulations that are way to hot compared to other articulations)...... My feature request is to have a dynami...

did you contact tech support?

have you assigned variable shank and variable pedal as well? Just trying to make sure there isn't a simple explanation.