DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar

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2008/12/10 06:50:54 (permalink)

DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar

This is a question about connecting to synths from a live drumset. i dont have a drum module.

Setup goes like this,

real drumkit --> ddrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar (synths either Addictive drums or Ezdrummer)

Is it possible by using the Omega Lexicon?

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    RE: DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar 2008/12/10 08:31:47 (permalink)
    I don't know anything about the ddrum trigger, but if it's MIDI then it should have a MIDI port, if it has a MIDI port, then connect that to your lexicon omega MIDI INPUT and then you can select that as a valid MIDI input in your MIDI devices in sonar and then you can select it as an input on a MIDI track and use that to trigger drum synths like AD or EZD in sonar.

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    RE: DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar 2008/12/11 18:38:56 (permalink)
    thnx for the reply mate~

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    RE: DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar 2008/12/11 23:14:01 (permalink)
    real drumkit --> ddrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar (synths either Addictive drums or Ezdrummer)


    This can work, but you will need to use a program like Drumagog or Apptrigga in Sonar to convert the audio signal to a midi note then send to a drum synth.

    edit: check out the links I posted in this thread HERE
    post edited by Lay In Wait - 2008/12/11 23:17:21

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    RE: DDrum trigger ---> Lexicon Omega ---> Sonar 2008/12/12 05:30:24 (permalink)
    thanx for da tip man. im from sneaps forum too. \m/

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