

- SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 GRID EDITOR PRO
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Improved cymbal choke support in some Medeli presets. The ride and some other instrument mappings were broken in presets TD-20, TD-27, TD-30, TD-50 and DTX-PRO (in version 3.2.5 only). Several crashes involving enabling, moving and adding effects have been fixed.Ĭhanging libraries with an EQ window open would cause a crash.Ĭhanging Q for a node in the EQ window using mouse wheel with “natural scroll direction” was inverted. Loading a rack tom on the “Hightom” position in Gospel EZX did not use the graphics of the loaded rack tom. Removing an instrument could in some cases lead to a crash.Ĭhanging a part of a stacked instrument was incorrectly handled in some cases and a message that the library was damaged could appear. With the pencil tool active, moving the mouse in the grid editor would show and move a horizontal line in the velocity editor instead of a vertical line. Some notes that should not have been shown were visible at the end of a block and were silent. “Select Containing Folder in Grooves” is no longer disabled for song blocks that are created by dragging from the Song Creator.Ĭhanging libraries with the CC editor being open in the grid editor would cause a crash. It’s now even lower than before so that hi-hat splashes sound better.ĭeleting a song track no longer causes a crash.ĭragging a MIDI block into a hole between two blocks on the song track did not shorten the dragged block to fit the hole.ĭropping files with multiple tempos/time signatures did not work properly.
SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 GRID EDITOR MAC
Scrolling using trackpads and similar on Mac has been adjusted in many views so that it is as fast as in the OS (standard applications).ĬC values were exported and played back with too large delta (in version 3.2.5 only). The AU should no longer crash when added in REAPER with one track per bus.

SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 GRID EDITOR PRO
In some versions of Pro Tools 11 and 12, trying to insert the plug-in would result in AAE error -14018. Third-party MIDI located in the Toontrack MIDI folder is yet again shown and formatted in the browser like Toontrack MIDI (reverts a change in 3.2.5). If the grid editor is visible, selecting a song block will move the playhead to the beginning of the block and scroll the grid editor (like it worked in 3.2.4). When a different song block is selected on the track, the note selection now changes to become all notes in the rows/instruments that are selected (like it worked in version 3.2.4). Please note that version 3.2.6 is required for the support of Superior Drummer 3 products released from this point forward (Q4 2021).Īdded support for pinch zooming with trackpad on Mac – on the song track, in the grid editor and in the tracker.
SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 GRID EDITOR DOWNLOAD
Superior Drummer 3.2.6 is now available to download using the Product Manager or from the ‘My Products’ area in your Toontrack account.
SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 GRID EDITOR WINDOWS
Workaround: Use the velocity slider to the left, or drag the node while holding Shift (or Ctrl on Windows or Cmd on Mac). No problem, right click on the selected rogue hit and select the appropriate articulation from the drop down menu that appears.Dragging a velocity node selects and drags all nodes for the instrument. For example Tracker may have loaded a center hit for the snare when clearly the original drum hit is an edge hit, or it missed an open hi hat or two. It is even possible to find and load the correct articulation for a single hit/replaced drum.


You can use the same process backwards to remove unnecessary hits too. If it’s a hit that tracker missed you can tell Tracker to move this single hit above the threshold to Trigger with the other hits, or you can tell Tracker to “Select Similar” hits elsewhere in the file and add those as well. You can select any one of the dots, even one below the threshold, and listen to it to see if it belongs. The higher up a blue dot is in the Sound Recognition window the more confident Tracker is of the sound source. You can fine tune the analysed drums via velocity, or by “helping” tracker recognise hits it may have missed. Dots below the threshold line will not be triggered unless told to do so. The blue dots are hits that Tracker is confident match the analysed instrument (here, top snare).
