Add midi patterns SI-Drum Kit 1

Drag/drop the MIDI patterns to the pattern grid. To trigger the patterns use MIDI notes 8,9,10 and 11. MIDI note 7 stops the pattern.

Thank you very much for your answer. I copied the MIDI files to the folder "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Studio Instruments\SI-Drum Kit\Patterns" and did not work. And the strange thing is that I can't find the file "patterns.lst". I don't notice where the default patterns are stored...

I have a patterns.lst in the folder in the patterns folder. The file is rebuilt automatically by SI-Drums when it is not found. This is how SI-Drums knows what patterns are in the folder. I thought it was always this way. I have the Studio Instruments package installed with SONAR Platinum. There may be older versions with a different layout.
 
 
Edit: confirmed, there are at least two directory layouts for Studio Instruments

BobF
Steve - it appears the directory structure is different between the SI package purchased stand-alone and the version bundled with Sonar.
 
The other difference I'm aware of is the lack of stand-alones in the bundled version.

That makes sense. Like I said, I have the plug-ins by way of SONAR. I suspect the differences explain the name change from Studio Instruments to the SI series. Now that you mention it, I remember the question about the missing stand alone versions. IIRC, the stand alone synths that SONAR ships are based on Minihost from Tobybear. Tobybear is no more. Here is a similar product SAVIHost. I prefer to use VSTHost from the same source when I work outside of the DAW or need to test a plug-in in a different host.

I've had both versions installed.  I have both paths after uninstalling the unbundled version.
 
I'll do some testing and report back
 

scook

BobF
For the version of Studio Instruments included with Sonar, the location is
C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Studio Instruments\SI_Patterns\Drums

So this is the old Studio Instruments path? I only have the version bundled with SONAR and this path does not exist in my installation.

Yes, that is the OLD path.  My quoted statement should read 'NOT included'

Fixed my previous posts based on your info. At this point, I would suggest searching "C:\ProgramData\Cakewalk\Studio Instruments" for patterns.lst. It should be pretty easy to figure out which patterns.ist is used by Drums and rename it. I usually rename patterns.lst files in case I need to restore the original.