Yes you would need one of those adapters.

That's because Roland doesn't define that many cymbals. For any non-standard cymbals, you'll probably need to set the output in eDRUMin to 'custom notes' and use some note values that aren't already used.

Have you confirmed what notes eDRUMin is sending? It has a build in MIDI monitor. That's your first step. And are you using a drum map? Typically you would just make sure that eDRUMin and EZD are using the same make (Roland for example) and that's all you need to do. https://www.audiofront.net/eDRUM...

Sometimes if a particular kit doesn't have a particular cymbal, EZ Drummer will automatically make it trigger something else (instead of nothing at all). Is that what's happening?

You need to give me more information. What application or hardware are you triggering?

MIDI Expression devices can handle both Roland and Yamaha style wiring. The inputs are also opamp buffered, so they will handle even 200k pots just fine.

Maybe there's an issue with that pad type. I'll have a look later today.

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Sun Jan 19, 2025 1:36 pm

Does the age and wear of the trigger cone play any role in this?

That's hard to say. It doesn't on my pads, but I spend more time developing then playing. Stick weight also plays a role. If you are using heavy sticks, that can also cause trouble.

Yes the meter is on the knob. How's the tension on your drum head?

I have two host-port connected ED10R2 modules, and firmware is 2.3.2.30 on both. Trying to use a USB flash drive and sustain pedal to switch through saved presets for both modules, but the USB flash drive save/restore only seems to work for the module the USB drive is connected to. Is this expected...