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Possible problems
Apart from a problem in getting the MIDI to BFD2 (check your host MIDI filter settings), it is possible that your pedal may not be
sending out the maximum possible range of MIDI CC values.
For example, its maximum value (when fully closed) may be 90 instead of 127. If this is the case, adjust the transition point
between closed and
1
/
4
-open so that it is at or below 90, and move the other sliders to appropriate points over the rest of the
available range moving down towards 0.
You can use the MIDI event log to examine the range of values transmitted by your hihat pedal.
You may also be able to adjust this range of the MIDI CC in your drum brain.
All Hihats variable setting
This setting, located in the BFD2 Session preferences, represents a quick way of changing a set of regular hihat articulations into
a variable hihat setup. It works by changing all hihat articulation mappings (with the exception of the pedal articulation) to variable
equivalents using a single preference check-box.
To illustrate this using the Roland TD-20 example:
Roland note
Open Bow
Closed Bow
Open Edge
Closed Edge
Pedal
MIDI note (note no.)
A#1 (46)
F#1 (42)
D0 (26)
A#-1 (22)
G#1 (44)
BFD2 default
mapping
open tip
closed tip
open shank
closed shank
pedal
‘All hihats variable’
enabled
variable tip
variable tip
variable shank
variable shank
pedal
In the table above, the column to the extreme right shows the effective mappings with the setting enabled. The original mappings
are not changed at all, and you can return to normal by disabling the preference.
While the preference is enabled, hihat articulations display the relevant variable hihat controls in the Advanced mapping settings
display instead of the standard settings, so you can customize hihat response as you would when dealing with variable tip and
variable shank articulations.
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- customizing BFD2 5
- 1:1 An introduction to BFD2 6
- 1:2 BFD2 Architecture 7
- Articulations 8
- Mic channels 8
- Direct mic channels (mono) 9
- Microphone buses 10
- Personnel 11
- Kit preparation and tuning 11
- Microphones 12
- Control conventions 13
- 1:5 Control bar 14
- Load menu 15
- Save menu 15
- Help menu 15
- 1:6 Status Bar 16
- Controller learn 17
- Context info display 17
- Transport 17
- Rude Solo light 18
- Beat light 18
- Time signature 18
- Playback position 18
- 1:7 Loading BFD2 Presets 19
- Sticky button 20
- Load BFD1 20
- Load / Cancel buttons 20
- Keyboard operation 20
- 1:8 Saving BFD2 Presets 21
- 1:9 BFD2 Help functions 22
- 2:1 Kit page overview 24
- 2:2 Kit Size 25
- 32-piece kit 26
- Switching kit sizes 26
- Loading in the Kit page 27
- Saving in the Kit page 27
- 2:4 Loading and saving kits 28
- Saving kits 30
- Kit display 31
- Kit-Piece Slot windows 32
- 2:6 Loading Kit-Pieces 33
- Preview & Info 35
- Building unorthodox kits 36
- Sample Import panel 37
- Import settings 37
- Photo settings 38
- Velocity layers 38
- Import & Cancel 38
- Progress bar 38
- 2:8 Kit page toolbar 39
- 2:9 Kit-piece inspector 40
- Basic kit-piece controls 41
- Ambience sends 42
- Advanced kit-piece controls 42
- Kit-piece bleed controls 43
- Articulation controls 43
- Vel to Tune 44
- Vel to Damp 44
- 2:10 Mini-mixer 45
- 2:11 MIDI Note Learn wizard 46
- Next slot mode 47
- Wait mode 47
- 3:1 Mixer page overview 48
- Loading mixer presets 49
- Saving Mixer presets 51
- Channel views 52
- Ambience channels 53
- Aux channels 54
- Master channel 54
- Utility Panel 56
- FX/Sends views 57
- Channel Image 59
- FX/Sends power indicators 59
- FX slots 59
- Input and Sidechain trim 60
- 3:6 Using the mixer 61
- Channel context menu 62
- Signal Routing indicators 63
- 3:7 Using FX 64
- FX Preset browser 65
- Swapping FX between slots 65
- Sends panel 66
- Send indicators 66
- Using Sidechaining 67
- 3:9 Mic tools panel 68
- 3:10 Mixer preset panel 69
- 3:11 Audio Export panel 70
- Export Sync mode 71
- Duration 71
- 4:1 Introduction 72
- 4:2 Grooves page interface 73
- 4:4 Undo function 75
- 4:6 Using the Groove Engine 76
- MIDI channels and key ranges 77
- 5:2 Loading Palettes 78
- Audition Preview buttons 79
- Auto-preview 79
- 5:3 Loading Grooves 81
- Show Palettes button 82
- Delete Groove from Database 82
- Load from File 82
- Start and End Groove Actions 83
- Latching mode 83
- Polyphonic mode 83
- Stopping previews 84
- Preview mouse behaviour 84
- Selecting Grooves 85
- Slot context menu 86
- 5:6 Groove Actions 87
- End Actions for Grooves 89
- Slot End Actions for Fills 89
- Groove formats 90
- MIDI Import mapping 90
- MIDI Import panel 91
- Groove Info Inspector 92
- Palette Info inspector 93
- Saving Grooves 94
- Exporting Grooves as MIDI 94
- Export Groove as Audio 95
- 5:10 Saving Palettes 96
- 6:2 Editor Grid 99
- Events 100
- Ruler and Groove length 100
- 100
- Velocity lane 101
- Zoom and scroll controls 102
- Draw tool 103
- Hearing events during editing 103
- Select tool 103
- Erase tool 104
- Mute tool 104
- Velocity tool 104
- Undo button 104
- 6:4 Other Editor functions 105
- Keyboard shortcuts 106
- Replacing elements 107
- Merging elements 107
- MIDI Mappings 108
- Initiating recording 108
- Recording modes 108
- Metronome button 108
- Record lead-in 108
- 6:7 Groove FX panel 109
- Quantize effect 110
- Double/Half time effect 110
- Simplify effect 110
- Dynamics effect 110
- Swing effect 111
- Humanize effects 111
- Humanize Velocity 111
- Humanize Timing 111
- 7:1 Auto-Play mode 112
- Drum Track 113
- 7:2 Drum Track Introduction 114
- 7:3 Drum Track display 115
- Selecting Parts 116
- Part context menu 117
- Export settings 118
- 7:7 Using BFD2’s MIDI Out 119
- 8:1 Overview 120
- Loading key maps 121
- Loading Automation maps 123
- Save Key Map 124
- Save Automation Map 124
- Save Key + Automation maps 124
- Save MIDI Event Log 124
- 8:4 Key mapping view 125
- Key labelling 126
- Single-articulation previews 127
- Key context menu 127
- MIDI event log 127
- External MIDI Log 127
- Special articulations 129
- 8:6 Mapping inspector 130
- Automation view interface 132
- Clear All Auto 133
- Learn mode 133
- Delete selected mapping 133
- Creating a MIDI CC mapping 134
- MIDI note view 135
- Creating a MIDI note mapping 135
- Parameter 136
- How electronic drumkits work 137
- 9:2 Simple hihat control 138
- 9:3 Variable hihat control 139
- Variable hihat controls 140
- Lock Tip and Shank 140
- All Hihats variable setting 141
- Preferences 142
- Kit-piece Inspector 143
- 9:5 Positional snare control 144
- 9:6 Controlling cymbals 144
- 1. Session preferences: 145
- 2. Global preferences: 145
- 10:2 Data preferences 146
- 10:3 Groove preferences 147
- Editor Preferences 148
- Metronome 149
- 10:4 Session preferences 150
- Session Playback preferences 151
- 10:5 MIDI preferences 152
- Key Mapping preferences 153
- 10:6 Engine preferences 154
- Synth options 155
- Fade preferences 156
- Special concerns for hihats 157
- 10:7 GUI preferences 158
- Mixer GUI Options 159
- Kit Page 159
- Keyboard Shortcuts 159
- Chapter 11 PROGRAMMING TIPS 160
- Tightening closed hihats 161
- Tuning the kit 161
- 11:4 Layering 162
- 11:5 Programming patterns 163
- Overview 164
- D.CAM FX 164
- 12:1 Mixing basics 165
- Approaching EQ 166
- Approaching compression 166
- 12:2 EQ and filtering 167
- Filter Mod 168
- 12:3 Dynamics processing 169
- Comp Chan 170
- Comp Bus 170
- Noise Gate 171
- LP Freq & HP Freq 172
- Bit Crusher 173
- Delay 174
- Flanger 175
- Chorus 175
- RingMod 176
- TinCanVerb 176
- 12:7 Routing scenarios 179
- 12:8 External processing 180
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