CJXJ220
2011-06-09 12:44:11
Hi All,
I have an electronic drum kit and recently purchased the MIDI adapter to hook it into Rock Band 3. For the hi hat, most of the songs chart as a blue cymbal, while the closed hi hat is yellow. However, the MIDI adapter recognizes the MIDI note commonly used to denote an "open" hi hat (46) as a yellow cymbal, which causes a problem when trying to play along accurately with the songs.
To get around this, I installed MT Classic to change note 46 to a note that is recognized by the game as a blue cymbal (53). It works great, but I was wondering if I upgraded to MT Pro, if I could add a rule that would only make this translation if the hi hat controller (CC#4) was above a certain threshold.
There are some songs that have a sort of half-open hi hat in sections but it stays on the yellow cymbal, and I would like to try to mirror that, but my drum module is sending note 46 so it gets translated to blue and I miss the notes.
Can anyone shed some light on how to make this work, if it is even possible?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
I have an electronic drum kit and recently purchased the MIDI adapter to hook it into Rock Band 3. For the hi hat, most of the songs chart as a blue cymbal, while the closed hi hat is yellow. However, the MIDI adapter recognizes the MIDI note commonly used to denote an "open" hi hat (46) as a yellow cymbal, which causes a problem when trying to play along accurately with the songs.
To get around this, I installed MT Classic to change note 46 to a note that is recognized by the game as a blue cymbal (53). It works great, but I was wondering if I upgraded to MT Pro, if I could add a rule that would only make this translation if the hi hat controller (CC#4) was above a certain threshold.
There are some songs that have a sort of half-open hi hat in sections but it stays on the yellow cymbal, and I would like to try to mirror that, but my drum module is sending note 46 so it gets translated to blue and I miss the notes.
Can anyone shed some light on how to make this work, if it is even possible?
Thanks in advance,
Chris