Can't get Addictive Drums2 .wav file to play

brundlefly
Clip muted, lane muted, track volume down, some other track soloed,,.? One way or another this is probably one of the 'usual suspects', and not anything special about the audio clip from AD2.

Billy86
 
I figured out I could add cymbal crashes where I want them in Piano Roll view, but I can't figure out how to get the kit pieces from the AD kit I'm using (Retroplex) mapped to the piano notes in Sonar in that view. I looked at the AD Keymap, but that doesn't seem to be talking to the Sonar Piano roll view. For example, AD has a particular cymbal mapped to key 89 (F5 key), and I can trigger that in AD's keymap window by clicking on the key, but in Piano Roll, that key is triggering something else. 
 
How do I get them synched? Thanks for any suggestions!

scook

Billy86
 
I figured out I could add cymbal crashes where I want them in Piano Roll view, but I can't figure out how to get the kit pieces from the AD kit I'm using (Retroplex) mapped to the piano notes in Sonar in that view. I looked at the AD Keymap, but that doesn't seem to be talking to the Sonar Piano roll view. For example, AD has a particular cymbal mapped to key 89 (F5 key), and I can trigger that in AD's keymap window by clicking on the key, but in Piano Roll, that key is triggering something else. 
 
How do I get them synched? Thanks for any suggestions!

For SONAR to show AD2 instrument names in the Note pane of the PRV requires XLN to implement the appropriate VST2 feature in AD2 like Cakewalk and FXpansion do in their drum synths. Failing that add the data to the ".Note Names" section of your Master.ins and select it every time the PRV is opened or use a drum map and the Drum Grid pane instead of the Note pane.
 
 
Re-reading the post, the MIDI note value that triggers an instrument should be the same in AD2 and the PRV but that may not be F5 in SONAR. What MIDI note 89 represents in SONAR depends on the "Base Octave for Pitches" setting in Preferences > Customization > Display.