16 Apr
2012
16 Apr
'12
3:35 p.m.
2012/4/13 thijs van severen <thijsvanseveren(a)gmail.com>
2012/4/13 Emanuel Rumpf <xbran(a)web.de>
FYI : i just created a GM compliant drumkit template that can speak :-)
(no really, it speaks!)
check it out here :
http://audio-and-linux.blogspot.com/2012/04/hydrogen-gm-espeak-test-kit-dru…
grtz
Thijs
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Am 13. April 2012 09:07 schrieb thijs van severen
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thijsvanseveren(a)gmail.com>gt;:
Hi Emanuel
i noticed that too, and there is more that that : on the H2 GM kit
everything is +/- ok between 'kick' and 'open HH', but then it goes all
wrong
so basically the H2 GM kit is not GM compliant ... great ... ;-)
CORRECTION: it's H2's 'GM kit' that is in the table
i'll add the official GM mapping to the table
sorry for the noise
Thank you Thijs.
There is a small mistake:
"GM midi mapping ( H2 instrument 1 = note 35 'Accoustic Bass Drum'
)"
should sound:
"GM midi mapping ( H2 instrument 1 = MIDI-note-nr. 36 == 'Bass Drum 1'
)"
Obviously there is no midi note 35 in H2 (?)
I have to admit, GM-drums is not very
appropriate for some of todays
music,
where different snare and drum sounds are used.
true, i have been using H2 for a couple of years now and this is the first
time that i stop to think about this for the simple reason that i always
create my own kits per song (by taking sounds from all the existing
drumkits) so i never really cared about this
But still - better than nothing - as
orientation.
true
(at that time they only had rock'n'roll
;)
LOL
Someone could assign a second/third bass-drum sound
to any of the toms - if required.
Thanks. Emanuel
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