I'm trying to use my new cheapo electronic drums with GarageBand (Donner DED-200). I returned the kit and bought a Simmons SD1200 instead which I'm very happy with as a budget option. That's a violation of the MIDI spec and makes software think it's "holding down" notes forever so they stop triggering once you hit their simultaneous sound limit. It only sends "Note On" events and never sends "Note Off". The Donner kit's MIDI implementation is 100% broken and *cannot* work with any software.
Please view our Support Page for contact information.Edit: For anyone who stumbles across this in the future. Questions? Just contact us and we'll try to help. The kits make it easier to work with GM mapped MIDI files. We include those in each product download along with a collection of Battery kits.
Most of what you need is accessible on the 'MIDI' menu and the 'functions' menu in the Drum Map Setup window.Īs an aside, we also have drum maps for other DAWs like Studio One, Magix and Reaper. ConclusionĪs you can see, it's easy to work with Cubase drum maps. To create your own drum map, select 'new' from the 'Functions' menu in the Drum Map Setup window. You can edit and then save drum maps as you like. The image below is an example of what you'll see. Now that you have a map loaded, you can see all the drums while you edit or create new beats. To view or edit the MIDI without the map, select 'Open Key Editor' from the 'MIDI' menu. To view or edit your MIDI track using the drum map, click on the 'MIDI' menu and select 'Open Drum Editor'. Look for 'Output' in the lower left (see the image above). IMPORTANT: after loading a map, make sure it's connected to the correct instrument. Then navigate to the map and click 'Open'. To add a new map, click on 'Functions' and select 'Load'. On the left side of the window, you can see the maps currently available in Cubase. You can create and save a new map or load an existing map located anywhere on your system. The Drum Map Setup window has several options you can access via the 'Functions' drop down (see the image below). After adding an instrument track to your file (with your MIDI data), click on the 'MIDI' menu and select 'Drum Map Setup' as shown in the image below. It's easy to add a drum map to your project.
The download includes maps for Addictive Drums, BFD, EZDrummer, GGD, MODO Drum, Steven Slate, Studio Drummer and more. We have a collection of Cubase drum maps that you can download here: Cubase Drum Map Download
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