I got myself a Roland TD-25KV and Addictive Drums 2.
I have set the Map Preset in AD2 to "TD-30" and everything seems to be working fine. I am able to play the drums properly. However, there seems to be an issue with the "open hi-hat" sound not cutting off when I press on the pedal slowly / gently. But if I press the pedal quick and fast, the sound does cut off.
This is what happens:
I leave the pedal released and hit the hi-hat once. As expected, an "open hi-hat" sound is played. And then, when I press on the pedal quickly to close it, the "open hi-hat" sound cuts off (as expected) and a "foot close" sound plays (as expected).
The problem happens when I do the same thing as above, but instead, I press on the pedal slowly and gently until it closes. When doing this, the "open hi-hat" sound doesn't cut off. I also noticed that the hi-hat sound doesn't transition from "fully open" to "semi-closed" to "closed" as I move the pedal from released to fully-pressed.
What could be happening here? Is this a common issue? Am I missing a setting?
I have set the Map Preset in AD2 to "TD-30" and everything seems to be working fine. I am able to play the drums properly. However, there seems to be an issue with the "open hi-hat" sound not cutting off when I press on the pedal slowly / gently. But if I press the pedal quick and fast, the sound does cut off.
This is what happens:
I leave the pedal released and hit the hi-hat once. As expected, an "open hi-hat" sound is played. And then, when I press on the pedal quickly to close it, the "open hi-hat" sound cuts off (as expected) and a "foot close" sound plays (as expected).
The problem happens when I do the same thing as above, but instead, I press on the pedal slowly and gently until it closes. When doing this, the "open hi-hat" sound doesn't cut off. I also noticed that the hi-hat sound doesn't transition from "fully open" to "semi-closed" to "closed" as I move the pedal from released to fully-pressed.
What could be happening here? Is this a common issue? Am I missing a setting?
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