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I think using separate instances of DrumGizmo is good, for me anyway. That's why I made 2 versions of a drum kit: Version 1: has most kit pieces in a single DrumGizmo kit (I ran out of channels for everything, lol), and Version 2: has all the kit piece groups as separate DrumGizmo kits (1 for the sn...

It happens to me too, DrumGizmo 0.9.18.1 Linux VST 64-bit. I have a QuNexus controller. I figure it may be key pressure or aftertouch, but since I'm using Linux (and the QuNexus config software is for Windows) I haven't been able to confirm it. Someone had mentioned it on this Reaper forum thread: h...

The big problem with this feature is that all of our kits are recorded with different microphone setups. So, switching a snare e.g. from DRS kit with the one in Crocell kit would be problematic, because the output of the 16 channels of DG would be completely different. I thought about this. If the ...

Thanks, Michael. I'll update the first post with that as well.

Also I've made a notenames.txt file for Reaper based on that MIDImap (attached).

Thanks for that! First post updated.

You're welcome! I'm very glad you appreciate it!

With its own room sounds turned up, you can get fairly close especially if you compress the proximity channels (and maybe even the room channels). Choose the appropriate kick (a couple are better for this), the appropriate snare, and be liberal with room channel usage. :) I wouldn't say I've nailed ...

I don't use TLP (don't know what it is) but I do run indicator-cpufreq in the panel so I can change governor settings when I want to. That way you don't have to edit any files either.

I used Dragonfly Hall in a separate bus, set for a "big" almost 80s sort of vibe, sending all the tracks to it, and it is really neat. But for a more realistic sound, even of a medium/large-ish room, it has plenty of that going for it already especially in the room buses. I really like using the "fu...

Yes, if you're swapping kits (this one and other DrumGizmo kits) and expecting the outputs to be mapped the same way, they will not be. There is no sensible standard channel mapping for all possible kits (made by different people) that I can imagine, since they will contain different kit pieces (and...

I have never used Muse, and I don't plan to look for any other DAW or any other sampler etc. at the moment. So this was basically meant as "here, this took me a long time to finally complete, it's for DrumGizmo". That sort of thing. :) But you have all the WAV files and mappings for them in the docu...

I'm glad you like it! I don't know much about Hydrogen. If it can use multi-velocity sample banks using WAV files with multiple audio channels, then yes. You'd have to create a kit for it yourself with the WAV files, and refer to the documentation about which audio channels are responsible for the v...

I'm glad you got it working, Rodney! I'm not familiar with DAWs besides Reaper at this point, otherwise I'd have included more information. I'm definitely loving it but I love the kit with the bleeding because it just sounds more natural especially in a mix. That's from a hard rock heavy metal point...

Thanks! Those are Js plugins which are unique to Reaper. It's a kind of code that is not compiled. When Reaper loads the so-called plugin, it compiles it at that time to whatever operating system. So they are cross-platform compatible in that regard. They are not cross-platform compatible in that th...

Did you read my post? It seems that the kits you're asking about have been updated so that you can turn bleed off, or blend it to your tastes. If not, that's different.