My subjective feeling is using device type TD50 gives slightly better response? Does this mean the only thing that matters here is the buffer latency? The dynamics and feeling are still off when compared to playing with just the TD50 samples. Roland TD-17 with PDX-12 snare pad, scan time 2ms MIDI local off, TD-17 connected via USB to the host computer Superior Drummer 3 played Standalone or as. It wont sound as great (close if you have a TD20) but youll have zero latency while playing. Then use the sounds of your Vdrum module for the drummer to hear/monitor his playing. Here are my results as they appear in SD3 under settings/midi in/edrums:ĭevice Type: ASIO, ASIO device: ASIO4ALL2 ASIO control: ASIO = Output latency- 1.8ms, Buffer latency- 1.5ms samples 44100ĭevice Type: ASIO, ASIO device: TD50 ASIO control: ASIO = Output latency- 5.1ms, Buffer latency- 1.1ms samples 44100ĭifference here being the device type used- TD50 vs ASIO4ALL What works well for me, and bypasses latency, is recording with the drum channel muted in protools so youre hearing everything in the song but the drums.

Using lowest amount of samples / lowest buffer settings. My setup is- USB midi from TD50 runs to USB 3.0 port on desktop. Summary Toontracks Superior Drummer 2.0 is a very serious virtual drum kit that offers high-quality samples and detailed control over drum mixes. This seems like the best place to put this question- I have a Roland TD50 and I’m running SD3 via my desktop CPU. Superior drummer 3 latest version A slightly wider selection of drums would be great (if a little greedy).

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