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@JamesPeters, this is a great kit. I've been using it for months. Per funkmuscle's comment, I think your work would be a great addition to the official kits at drumgizmo.org. Any reason it can't be listed there? I'm glad you like it! Props to Vincent who recorded his drum kit for the samples! I'd b...

MrHaroldA wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 08, 2021 10:13 am

They all sound like nice updates! Especially the hihats ...

I updated the kit with the hihat MIDImap re-arrangement.

I modified the file based on that info and built it again. It works now! Thanks!

I noticed today, using 0.9.19, that the ability to choke the open hihat doesn't seem to work anymore for my kit, which uses directed choke for the hihats (any closed hit hihat "instrument" will choke any open hit hihat "instrument"). My kit file is based on the code from when directed choke function...

My DrumGizmo kit (linked in my signature) is using that same license but has no additional stipulation about attribution. Use it how you wish. The only thing I ask: if you want to donate any money for the kit, donate it to the person who recorded the samples of his drum kit (his website donation li...

My DrumGizmo kit (linked in my signature) is using that same license but has no additional stipulation about attribution. Use it how you wish. The only thing I ask: if you want to donate any money for the kit, donate it to the person who recorded the samples of his drum kit (his website donation lin...

Largos You can set a default for any parameter of any plugin, within Reaper anyway. Make the plugin settings as you wish. Save that as a preset in Reaper. (It can even be named "no preset" or "default" preset.) Then from the preset options menu (the + sign), choose "make preset default". I've set D...

"You guys"? You mean me? :) It's only downloadable from that link, so far, that I know about anyway. I may update it at some point. I was thinking of changing the order of MIDI notes for the open and closed hats (all open hat variants such as 1" open, 2" open, 3" open all grouped for instance), poss...

I managed to do just that, build a Linux vst version. And it seems to work great with your drumkit too! How did you build it with 18 outs? I'm glad to help! During the configure step, add this option: --enable-custom-channel-count=18 Or whatever number you want. I like using a version of my kit wit...

In Reaper for Linux, you should use the Linux VST version instead. I'm currently using it. I've actually built a version with more than 16 outs from the source, and it works fine too.

That is, if you plan to keep using Reaper.

You probably want to turn off USB autosuspend. I use the same interface and it was fairly aggressively "going to sleep", which wasn't a problem with Pulse at "average latencies" (normal everyday computer stuff) but was problematic with ALSA and Jack at low latency. Here's a post in which I describe ...

I have been struggling with x-runs at anything below 48/256/3 (I have 3700x as well, MSI b450 board and 32gb 3200mhz ram) Even trying all of this as well as all the rtirq stuff, testing OK on everything on the realtimequickscan, I'm still stuck at AT BEST 48/128 (even that isnt really fully stable)...

I'd re-enable hyperthreading. That's not likely to be the problem, and it can help your performance. Since I use Reaper and plugins "within Reaper" only (no standalone synths/plugins connected via Jack), I don't have to do much for my system to perform very well. My CPU is a Ryzen 7 3700X. In Window...

Unfortunately I have discovered that the rt kernel cannot be used with nvidia video cards. I have been able to use the low latency kernel in the Ubuntu repo as well as real-time kernels in the Manjaro repo (possibly also real-time kernel in MX Linux's repo, but I can't recall) while using the propr...

I only consider using a "RT" kernel if it's part of the main repo, as it is for Manjaro. Manjaro doesn't have a lowlatency kernel in the repo but they do have the RT kernel...whatever they mean by "RT" anyway. It seems to perform similarly to the lowlatency kernel in the Ubuntu repo (when using Ubun...