Positional Sensing not working - SOLVED
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2015 4:50 pm
Hi Dmitri,
I own a Roland PD-125 and tried to use the positional sensing. I made a video of the problem - look at your pm please. Although the video was made with the older firmware, the behaviour is still the same with the new one. The position-marker stays at the right side (most of the time) - it doesn't make a difference where I hit the pad.
I tried Level 1, 2 and 3 with the LV and HL values you mentioned in http://www.megadrum.info/content/miscellaneous-settings - nothing changed. I added my actual mds file.
Do you have any suggestions?
My second minor problem is at input 28/29. I connected a Roland Cy-8 and I get no good connection - Megadrum misses most of the hits - sometimes the hits come up seconds later. I tried several cables and also another cymbal and a mesh-pad - no change. On Input 30/31 the hardware works perfect. So maybe there is a shortcut or a bad soldering-point in the unit itself!?
I got my stuff working - but I would like to have the input 28 working too.
Thanks
T.
I own a Roland PD-125 and tried to use the positional sensing. I made a video of the problem - look at your pm please. Although the video was made with the older firmware, the behaviour is still the same with the new one. The position-marker stays at the right side (most of the time) - it doesn't make a difference where I hit the pad.
I tried Level 1, 2 and 3 with the LV and HL values you mentioned in http://www.megadrum.info/content/miscellaneous-settings - nothing changed. I added my actual mds file.
Do you have any suggestions?
My second minor problem is at input 28/29. I connected a Roland Cy-8 and I get no good connection - Megadrum misses most of the hits - sometimes the hits come up seconds later. I tried several cables and also another cymbal and a mesh-pad - no change. On Input 30/31 the hardware works perfect. So maybe there is a shortcut or a bad soldering-point in the unit itself!?
I got my stuff working - but I would like to have the input 28 working too.
Thanks
T.