I currently have a FAMEDD-502 and I can't set the notes on the module. I want to assign the hi-hat pedal to be a second drum bass kick and I use EZDrummer connected to Cubase. Is there any way to do this?
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Unlike Superior Drummer which has a neat "learn" function, you need to set this up using the Cubase Drum Map editor.
Most of EZDrummers map is GM compatible, which means that a GM map is a good start.
Notice the I-Note and O-Note columns - here you can use a different input note to trigger another output note:
Along with this EZDrummer chart you should be able to figure out where to put things:
EDIT: This answer is NOT for EZDrummer, but Superior Drummer 2. I'll leave it here because it is closely related.
Yes, in fact this should not be very difficult:
- Open EZDrummer and go to the "Construct" area
- Select the drum you want to trigger (in the kit, you can see the setting panels change as you select different drums)
- Click the learn button and step on the hihat pedal (4. if you want to control subpads, i.e. alternate sounds or articulations of that given drum/cymbal, make sure you select the right articulation)
Of course this assumes you already hooked up the midi controller in cubase and set that up as input to the instrument/midi channel