Supported by Module "TD10TDW1"
since version 3.0
Features Scan: y AutoLink: y Dependencies: n/a
Data Types Trigger Bank (E), Kit Chain (E), System Setup (E), Drum Kit (E), Perc Group (E)
Banks Trigger Banks, Kit Chains, System Setup, Drum Kits, Percussion Groups
I like the editing on the brain itself myself.
A Cakewalk Studioware Panel might be useful, but I've read somewher that it's very tricky to communicate with some Roland Gear.
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Soundiver only supported TD-7 before version 3.0 (this is the latest version).
From 3.0 it supports TD-7, TD-8, TD-10, TD-10+TDW-1 and Alesis DM4, DM5 and DMPro.
You can control everything from your PC, on real time. Change something on Soundiver and it will be transmitted to the TD-10 (you can turn this off if you like).
The only drawback is that it's a little bit expensive. But you can control more than 500 different modules. Look at their web page for a complete list of modules that can be controlled. You can also use and modify an *universal module* to control other equipment . You need some programming but they provide all the information and manuals. www.emagic.de
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