Believe me, I’ve already spent way too hours trying to resolve this. But it’s the melting of the two entities, Roland Hardware and Toontrack Software where the real headache resides.
For the most part Superior is almost GM Midi compatible, except for the open Hi-Hat and the Tom Rims. I realize the mapping confusion is not the fault of Toontrack’s, but more an issue that Roland created by their silly Hi-Hat mapping scheme. Would that not be a reasonable assumption? So one would think that this all has already been worked out, and that an in the box solution (drum map from TD-20 to Superior) would be available? If not in the package itself, at least as an after market product. Somebody must have sat down with Niz Z and mapped out all the articulations and created a drum map for him, that was used in all subsequent sessions. My reasoning behind this, is Toontrack must have used the best drum brain at their disposal (TD-20) at the time of Superior’s creation and the best Hi-Hat Controller available at the time (VH-12) to create at least the midi files Nir Z made. I mean one would think this subject would have been thoroughly thought out, with posted step by step instructions. I’ve read all there is on this subject in this Forum, and it’s only lead to more confusion and frustration. My goal is to successfully map and trigger Superior using a Roland TD-20 and VH-12 Hi-Hat inside my DAW of choice. To drive other 3rd party drummers, just map the Logic Drummer drum piece to the 3rd party drum piece.Gentlemen I’m new to this Forum, and like everyone else I’m here searching for answers. Load this script on the 3rd party drum track, NOT on the Logic Drummer track. To use this script, load your 3rd party drum kit and make an alias from Logic Drummer to the 3rd party drum track. The name of the script is RedirectLogicDrummerToAny and looks like the following: I create a new drum map template that defaults to Logic's GM mapping, which is what Logic Drummer uses.
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