I thought I broke my strike ride, I got bell hits on bow without changing any settings so I thought I smashed the sensor, but I don't have this issue with the edrumin. However, the bell and edge are swapped. For now I changed samples in AD2 but I would like the edrumin to send the right signal so w...

I suspect using the Roland map would work best, but I'll not the right person as I only use eDRUMin nodules.

I see what's going on. The manual link in the download section is incorrect. It should point to eDRUMin_2.3.2.pdf. Fixed.

The 10 nF caps help remove some bounce. I'm not using a conventional way of writing an encoder, as I only had two signals to work with.

A snapshot would only contain the settings for one unit.

If you are just starting out and haven't watched this video, then it's probably the place to start.
https://youtu.be/v9_w32TWKZ0

By default, eDRUMin uses channel 10. But simply changing the channel is typically not enough, you probably need to change the notes. You know that you can set the eDRUMin inputs to use 'Custom Notes', right? That will allow you to use whatever notes you want. Likewise for the sample pad, you should ...

You are dedicated. Thanks for the information.

Wouldn't eDRUMin's Device Snapshots work for that?

The eDRUMin can't really control your sample Pad. It simply takes the MIDI from the sample Pad and merges it with the eDRUMin MIDI and sends it to your computer. A couple years ago I was thinking adding a MIDI translation layer so you could set an input MIDI map for each connected device and then eD...