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> Philippe Hezaine wrote:

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>> Of course. But you can also upload drums samples that you like in

>> Hydrogen, build once and for all a drumkit, for instance with a

>> GM mapping which corresponds with the most of midifiles and that's it.

>> Plus. I like very much the 32 outputs  which are so easy to connect in

>> Ardour if you number the one you use.

>> For me the main problem is the homogeneous samples in a drumkit.

>> Cheers

>>

>>

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> How do you make a drumkit?

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Go to the Drumkit Manager in Hydrogen. (Alt+D )

Load a drumkit, for example GMkit.

Save it with an other name.

Now you see your new drumkit in the Manager.

Load it. Double click on a instrument name in the Mixage (Alt+M)

Go to Layers and then load layer. You can choose a sample on your disk.

It's better to gather all the the new drumkit samples in a directory.

Don't forget to save the drumkit after all your loads

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> 32 outputs?

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In Preferences -> Audio System -> Enable Track outputs

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> homogeneous samples in a drumkit?

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Yes. Not a dry closed hit-hat and a reverb open hi-hat.

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> Regards,

>

> Dirk

>

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