All pads are functional and dynamic, very pleased with them.
Positional Sensing on the pads work great, thanks Dmitri for integrating these options in MDM!
The Roland VH-12 hi hat pedal is responding perfectly, and bow/edge probably can't get any better.
The next issue I've ignored until now is the choking capabilities of my Kit Toys cymbals. I will try to describe my situation in complete detail...
I have 3 chokable KT cymbals, and they aren't the typical switch style you find on most cymbals. These 'switches' are basically PCB board that with the touch of a finger will send a signal. Here is what it looks like...
When metering (+) ring and (-) sleeve (it will only register on the meter with this polarity), it reads infinity when open, and when closed, I get a resistance of around 1130-1250, it's bouncing around.
I've set up these cymbals Type with 'Dual Head' on the bow, and 'Switched' on the rim. It is very touchy with the threshold adjustment on the rim, too low of a setting will not register aftertouch, and too high will constantly register aftertouch. One of the cymbals registers aftertouch once every 10 seconds or so on its own, as a lower setting is too low, but that isn't affecting the play-ability.
If I play for a bit, the cymbals start to automatically choke themselves as I hit the cymbal, and all 3 are doing it, intermittently. Most of the time it will release the choke, but sometimes it stays choked for many seconds. I am noticing this mostly when I am playing the hi hat at the same time, and moving the pedal up and down. I find it strange why this is happening as there is no actual connection on the switch.
It's difficult to diagnose as it truly is extremely intermittent. But it's guaranteed to happen. I also realize I am probably the only person with this style cymbal, but I have faith that this type of switch will be used more in the future, so this is why I'm asking questions. Whatcha think?
