I plan to work closely with Scott and the rest of the beta team over the next week (all beta copies are shipping today) and iron out some final kinks.Īnd I'm uploading pics right now. But this library is for YOU, so if alt mappings were requested, I'd be happy to oblige. but from what I saw at NAMM, within minutes people picked up on our mapping and were playing cool triplet beats and having a blast. Given that we are the new guys in town, there will be a lot of guys who are used to other mappings. We could very easily have an ALT MAP where we lay all the hi hat variances on the keyboard, its really going to be up to user demand. got some cool stuff to show you guys!Īs a drummer I just dug being able to close the pedal and hear the hi hat closing as well. Either way, don't sweat it, you'll be able to do what you want and it sounds as good as you expect it to- excellent.As a drummer I just dug being able to close the pedal and hear the hi hat closing as well. Everything could change before the release. Keep in mind that I've got a beta version that has changed a lot even since I received it. But that's what it sounds and feels like. I could be wrong on exactly what's supposed to be happening here. Push the pedal down, you get a closed tip sound, let the pedal up and you get an open shank sound.

They set it up this way to be more like a real hi-hat. At this point you just wouldn't be able to access those tip hits without using a control pedal (like a sustain pedal). I'm sorry, I may not be explaining it very well.

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