Roland TD-27 with Drumgizmo and PearlMMX drum kit
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Playing a Drumgizmo PearlMMX kit using a Roland TD-27 edrum set.
I am using the edrumulus Drumgizmo Git branch: git.drumgizmo.o... which supports the latest dynamic improvements and supports positional sensing.
The Edrumulus script run_edrumulus.sh (github.com/cor...) is used to run Jack Audio, Drumgizmo and mixes the Drumgizmo tracks to a stereo track using Ecasound with the following script: github.com/cor...
The Roland TD-27 is connected to the PC with a MIDI-to-USB converter and connecting Alsa Audio with Jack Audio with the a2jmidid command line tool. The audio recording is done with jack_capture.
As you can hear, the hi-hat still does not work perfectly and needs some more tweaks in the Drumgizmo source code.
The PearlMMX kit supports positional sensing on the snare head, snare rim, tom1, tom2 and tom3.
I am impressed by the sounds!
Thanks 🙂
this sounds great. I just got td-27kv2 myself and I'm trying to hook it into drumgizmo, the problem is it not play the hihat. I cannot find any info on it, I'd be super greatful for pointing me in the right direction - thanks!
Maybe your Drumgizmo MIDImap is not correct, see: www.drumgizmo.org/wiki/doku.php?id=documentation:file_formats
@@vofitec1933 do you maybe have your midimap file available somewhere so that I could take a look and compare?
I don't have the setup of my RUclips video available anymore but I know that I have used MIDI note 22 for closed hi-hat and MIDI note 26 for open hi-hat. These are the standard MIDI notes used by Roland drum modules.
Love your work here. You are much like me...i love tinkering with drum stuff like this. Drumgizmo, on my machine, was extremely clunky and had performance issues on my machine. Is that branch of drumgizmo you spoke of, the edrumulus thing -- is that something i can just run on a windows machine? some of the kits made for drumgizmo seem to sound nice, but Dgizmo was just so clunky.
With "clunky" I guess you mean the size of the kits. The kit I created is also not small since you record all channels for all instruments. What you hear in this video includes some post processing going on with Ecasound which does not run on Windows. Actually, I have not run Drumgizmo on Windows at all so I have no experience with that and therefore cannot give you any advice with that, unfortunately.
@@vofitec1933 Thanks for your reply! I shouldve been more precise. At least on my mid-level windows machine, i meant "clunky" as in it wasnt playing every one of the drum hits I was doing, plus i would have to raise buffer size to get it sounding decent. Buffer thing isnt a big deal -- but it was not recognizing all of my hits. Almost like it just couldnt keep up. And i am not that fast of a drummer. So maybe it runs better on linux.
Another quick question -- your MMX kit samples -- what is the license you released that with? I just mean, not for re-releasing it, but if I wanted to play with the samples in another sampler (because drumgizmo isnt working well for me), is that within the license of your releasing it?
@@eDrumsandVSTs There is no license for the MMX kit I created. It's free to use. Do whatever you like with it 🙂.
@@vofitec1933 oh awesome, thanks for your contribution to the edrummers and drum stuff world!
If you don't mind my asking, where did you find a PearlMMX drumkit for drumgizmo? Also, could you provide more information on how you run drumgizmo on raspberry pi.
The PearlMMX is a kit which I recorded myself. You can download it here: github.com/corrados/edrumulus/releases/tag/r0_8. In this Video, I do not run Drumgizmo on a Raspberry Pi. But for my Edrumulus project, it is run on a Raspberry Pi. Here is a discussion about the script I am using to run Drumgizmo an a Raspberry Pi: github.com/corrados/edrumulus/discussions/94
@@vofitec1933 Thanks man. That explains why I couldn't find it. 😆 Excellent project you have going on. I built a hardware conditioned drum trigger that goes out to a teensy for midi processing. Been working on it off and on for years. I've only recently decided I was going to try to figure out how to get sound playback from something other than my computer.
@@JasonWorkman Sounds interesting. The Raspberry Pi solution works pretty well but I recommend to use at least a Pi 4. But most of the time when I am using Edrumulus I run Drumgizmo on my PC.
@@vofitec1933 i was just looking at the pi 5 with m.2 hat. With an ssd, the performance of the pi 5 was on par with an n100 mini itx computer and gave plenty of room for sample storage at a reasonable price range and has enough ram to load big kits. Of course there's always other options like the new panda sigma. I suspect I'm going to be evaluating options for the next week or so. I'm also looking at your project and trying to figure what I might need to change in my circuits to try your code base out on it. It's a lot of great work you've done with the various algorithms.