MIDI Messages: Roland TD-9 > SessionDrummer...Hi-Hat VERY WEIRD

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2012/08/29 21:36:41 (permalink)

MIDI Messages: Roland TD-9 > SessionDrummer...Hi-Hat VERY WEIRD

hello again...
 
recording the MIDI output of my Roland TD-9's into SONAR XI, so as to be able to use Session Drummer.
 
everything gets recorded just fine, save for the Hi-Hit MIDI Messages...which wind up recording on three different drum notes...one for closed hi-hat...one for open...& one for some other cymbal.  AND their ass-backwards...the closed & open notes are reversed...& the rogue cymbal appears at the same timescale location as the open.  AND...the finese work in between is not recording...for example...the sound of the hi-hat being closed or opened gradually.
 
is there anything I can do in SONAR XI to sync the TD-9's recorded MIDI output to that of Session Drummer (vis-a-vis the hi-hat)...???
 
is it a problem originating w/ the output of the TD-9's (which I doubt)...or Session Drummer.
 
sure would like to get this cleaned up...have a bunch of drum tracks to record.
 
thanx,
 
 
mark4man 

 
btw - i know i don't have the 'hi-hat control' & 'hi-hat' cables reversed, otherwise...there would be no output at all from the hi-hat
post edited by mark4man - 2012/08/29 22:35:33

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    Re:MIDI Messages: Roland TD-9 > SessionDrummer...Hi-Hat VERY WEIRD 2012/08/29 22:44:16 (permalink)
    1) Foot pedals often have a polarity setting that can be reversed. I believe the footpedal on my keyboard gets reversed if I hold the foot pedal down while powering up the keyboard. Check your TD-9 manual. 

    2) You can sync external MIDI devices to Sonar. You set it up in Preferences-Project-MIDI



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