I'm struggling to get side stick from an ATV snare. I have rim set to side stick on Iayer 1 and 2. Getting the sound to play is very inconsistent. Won't play without the ATV wooden adapter and then it only triggers in a 1 inch spot. And that is inconsistent. There has to be a rim vs rimshot setting I've missed or have wrong. Suggestions?
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I got it working. I switched from using the R-PD-128 to the R-PD-125 and it made a huge difference overall in how the ATV snare plays. I wouldn't think those setups would be that different but it improved press rolls and low end dynamics a great deal and...............the side stick now works. I tweaked the settings a little to get a reasonable switch between side stick (rim) and rimshot.
Now I just need to load some percussion sounds since the Mimic only has a cowbell. That surprised me. Single shots only surprised me too.
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Originally posted by 510man View PostI got it working. I switched from using the R-PD-128 to the R-PD-125 and it made a huge difference overall in how the ATV snare plays. I wouldn't think those setups would be that different but it improved press rolls and low end dynamics a great deal and...............the side stick now works. I tweaked the settings a little to get a reasonable switch between side stick (rim) and rimshot.
Now I just need to load some percussion sounds since the Mimic only has a cowbell. That surprised me. Single shots only surprised me too.
Additionaly the wooden rimriser is used by the ATV-module exclusively.
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I now have a second ATV snare. Playing around with it a bit, the cross stick triggering is actually better without the wooden piece installed. Using it like an acoustic snare triggers better than with the wooden piece installed. Give it a try and compare.
Hope it helps somebody.
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