mdefiore wrote: Could it be that the piezo is not located at the center of the mesh pad in the KD-120? On the KD-120, the piezo is located about 2 inches from the rim of the drum. Could this cause some type of incompatibility between the KD-120 and the MD?
dmitri wrote:Did you test KD-120 on one of the inputs with the Positional sensing addon (inputs 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12) ?
airflamesred wrote:mdefiore wrote: Could it be that the piezo is not located at the center of the mesh pad in the KD-120? On the KD-120, the piezo is located about 2 inches from the rim of the drum. Could this cause some type of incompatibility between the KD-120 and the MD?
This had crossed my mind but the fact that it triggers the Roland module well enough is very odd.
mdefiore wrote:dmitri wrote:Did you test KD-120 on one of the inputs with the Positional sensing addon (inputs 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12) ?
According to the graphic you posted http://www.megadrum.info/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1393 which specifies the name of each input the 56 input MD you sell, I tested it on the Kick, Aux6 and Aux26 inputs. I'm not sure what input number these correspond to.
dmitri wrote:mdefiore wrote:dmitri wrote:Did you test KD-120 on one of the inputs with the Positional sensing addon (inputs 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12) ?
According to the graphic you posted http://www.megadrum.info/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1393 which specifies the name of each input the 56 input MD you sell, I tested it on the Kick, Aux6 and Aux26 inputs. I'm not sure what input number these correspond to.
The inputs with the Positional sensing addon are SnareH (4), RideB(6), CrashB(8), Tom1H(10) and Tom2H(12).
mdefiore wrote:Do you want me to turn on the positional sensing algorithm on the MD when I try it on these inputs, and if so, which one; 1, 2, or 3?
dmitri wrote:mdefiore wrote:Do you want me to turn on the positional sensing algorithm on the MD when I try it on these inputs, and if so, which one; 1, 2, or 3?
No, you don't need to configure any positional sensing stuff. These inputs have precision rectifiers and according to your signal readings in viewtopic.php?p=26640#p26640 the first half wave is several times higher than any subsequent half waves. If this first half wave is negative then it will be ignored on any inputs except inputs with the precision rectifier. Testing the pad on these inputs can test this theory.
workroom wrote:Since the first cycle is negative would it help to polarity reverse the cable?
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