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On 04/05/2012 12:23 PM, Leigh Dyer wrote:

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> On 5/04/12 6:29 PM, thijs van severen wrote:

>>

>> Hydrogen indeed doesnt support sending CC messages, but you should be

>> able to work something out using the mute groups (see

>> http://www.hydrogen-music.org/hcms/node/5#def.mutegroup)

>> if you put the different hh sounds in separate instruments and assign

>> those 3 instruments to the same mute group you can simply create a

>> pattern where you can use all 3 sounds

>>

>> BTW: how would one send the CC values when recording a pattren live

>> (using a midi drum) ?  does the HHpedal normally trigger CC messages ?

>

> If you had a MIDI drum kit, then yep, I think you could probably get

> the pedal to send CCs. With a keyboard, you could connect an

> expression pedal to the keyboard and configure that to send the

> appropriate CC.

>

> Thanks

> Leigh

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By default the salamander kit is set to use CC64 for the hihat, wich is

the sustain pedal on a keyboard.. So you simply press the sustain pedal

to open the hihat, this is actually the opposite of how an actual hihat

pedal works tho. You must have a variable pedal tho, most if not all

cheaper pedals are just on/off eg, they only send 0 or 127. Afaik,

E-drum hihatpedals you use CC4.. It's childishly easy to remap, just

open the .sfz and do a 'find/replace all' on "CC64"

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