Although with all due respect to the the creators of EZdrummer and Superior drummer and the wonderful sounds they achieve.
#BFD SAMPLES IN SUPERIOR DRUMMER 2 SOFTWARE#
I would like some user friendly use of my hardware with the software they offer. Programs such as Addictive Drums, BFD, Steven Slate Drums and even Drumagog have, and or display a direct more fluid connection with the Roland TD-20 drum module. P.S* I apologize for my improper use of commas and or sentence run on's. My mind is processing everything that I am trying to explain, faster than I can type it all out and considering the fact that I am trying to be as clear and thorough as I can. I had DFH Superior (version before they changed the name to Superior Drummer then to version 2.0) and it worked perfectly with the TD-20 and the TD-6. I'm not sure any drum maps will ever work perfectly, I mean how could they as everyone's kit is setup in totally different configurations with totally different pieces.īut, as you already know you do have to map all the shit yourself. Add to that the sounds in these drum sample libraries offer far more drums than the TD-20 even has triggers! So how could they possibly workout a perfect mapping that works for all people's kits? I never used the maps cause they never worked right. Let me ask though cause I feel I'm missing something.
With the Superior Drummer software remapping midi notes is super simple - assign the sound pad to listen and tap the drum you want for that sound. That doesn't seem like too much work to do even for a kit with 12 pieces with 3 dual zone cymbals - total of 15 or so mappings right? Then save it as a preset and done.
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