HOW TO || Alesis Strike Sample Import (Tutorial)
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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• HOW TO || Alesis Strik...
Recommended Velocity Range Amounts:
**If you are using a different VST use SSD amounts**
ALL Cymbals (besides HH), HH Pedal, Snare Rim, Tom Rim: 127
ALL Kick: 15
Toms: EzD - 10, SSD - 15
Snare: EzD - 15, SSD - 25
HH Cymbal:
Closed - EzD - 10, SSD - 15
All other Semi-Open/Open - 5
***If you have an issue with rim shots on the snare or other top velocities not registering correctly, redo the import auto-map and use 127 for Velocity Range Amount.
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I can't thank you enough for this. I've had my alesis strike pro se for a couple weeks now and been trying to tweak ezdrummer samples into it. This is the only viable option I've come across that doesn't involve loads of troubleshooting.
A quick tip for anyone trying this: Make sure, after exporting files, that you save them into the right sample folder for your module. I intitially did all these steps and saved everything incorrectly wasting a couple hours of my time. Test out your first auto-map (for instance tom 1) and make sure it becomes a usable file for your module, or software you are mapping the kit with (before you map the entire kit and realize none of it worked) oops.
This is awesome man. I just started messing around with SDSE last week, but this definitely helps with VST export settings and your tip on velocity during import is clutch... I swear the Strike module is so underrated. Great video as always and thanks for putting together the HOW TO on this whole process.
Very cool you are using your Strike to it's full potential. I'm glad you still got something out of this video!
SiREN-DRUMS is the drum kit at the end of the video available for download?
@@gxbchiro legally can not give that kit out. If you read my notes about it it's about 70% imported VST samples so unfortunately the only way to get a kit like that is to purchase a VST and grab some samples! :) It's actually pretty fun once you do your first few.
SiREN-DRUMS it makes sense! These VST files are right protected. I should have known that! This may be a dumb question, but do I have to buy the specific VST software or could you just transfer the instruments from ADD-ON modules.
@@gxbchiro not sure what you mean by transferring instruments from "add-on" modules? But yes if you want samples from within a VST you have to purchase the VST software (SSD, EzDrummer, etc)
Great video! I'm thinking about getting the Strike SE and I already have EZDrummer 2 so this was very applicable for me. 👍
Ull be glad U did
Thanks for this. It really helps. I'm new to e-kits . Your work is greatly appreciated.
Very nice and helpful tutorial, thank you. I got all of your user kits. They are awesome. And honestly, I can't wait for your band practice seven kit.
On mine the sin file would go into the instrument folder and not be usable from there. I guess it can only load from a folder so I had to make sub folders for individual pieces and put the sins into the folders.
Is there any way to export cymbals or HHts on SDSE... ? I wanted to try first before purchasing the licence.... I have a Strike module . By the way... tks for all the great info here on the channel!
that Mustang is a beauty !
Thank you so much for your videos ! I learnt so much since I discovered your chanel ! Gr3atings from France
You did a very great job mate. Much appreciated Thank you!!!
Can you do a video on how to get the sound to come out of your module to your amplifier instead of your laptop when using the kontakt app?! I’m new to this and I really don’t understand all this technical stuff lol
Nice Video.how can I add new cymbal sounds to the Module?or what files do I Need?only the Wave files?
ok so...i totally want to do this...the part im confused about is how to export only one instrument or exporting the entire kit....i would like to do both separately for different kits/instruments...? can you please clarify the process..?
Once you have everything running SDSE will only export what you have up in your kit in whatever vst. I.e. if you have SSD5 open and just want a snare and kick, make or select a kit then delete everything out until you have only snare and kick, hit export, done. You want HiHat and ride from another kit or vst do the same. You can piece them together as you wish once imported into the module.
@@AtTheSourceStudios ...understood!! thanks man...you rock!!
Thanks for this. Used Superior Drummer 3 to create sounds with SDSE. Would you recommend the same numbers for velocities as you had with EZD?
Question is the velocity settings apply to Addictive Drums, ugritone & supperior drum? Thanks
Another super helpful video, thanks dude!
Thanks for watching man! Really appreciate it :)
Thanks for much for your videos like this and others about the Alesis Strike Pro unit - they've been very helpful. One question I have for you is whether you've experienced the closed hi-hat sound being noticeably quieter than the open and semi-open samples. I've been using SDSE with SSD5, and with all the kits I've exported, I have this issue. I'm assuming it's in the way SDSE exports, but I'm not sure the best way to compensate for it.
It could be the level it was at during import
Having trouble with a kit from getgood drums. Everything works but the open hi hat edge. It only gives me samples for closed edge and one edge open. After I save it and such the open edge doesn’t work but the closed edge does. Any idea what my issue is?
Im planning on importing GGD into the module, did you ever fix this issue?
Holyshit, you'd think Alesis would make this less of a hassle.
Amazing video. Thank you!!
Hey man, thank you for all your videos they’ve been a huge help!! I’ve watched this video so many tie but still can’t figure out how to get SSD5 onto my strike pro module because it’s a ‘document’, what did you do to get it on to your module? Many thanks in advance!!
Damn, anyone know of a Mac program that can do what SDSE does? I have Parallels and am taking a look at the SDSE evaluation version. I don't see an area to change the destination it pulls the samples from. All of my drums VSTs are stored externally.
Is SSD4 available to do the same? I just grabbed a Strike Pro Se.
I sample the opening of a song then load it to the the floor tom in order to be played when i hit it but even though I tried to edit it manually it does not play inmediatly, it plays a fews seconds later. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Soooo how do you export sounds from ezdrummer 3 or addictive drums 2 or whatever program you’re using?!
The kit at the end sounds great. Can we get your custom ktis from anywhere?
Great video. How many Velocity ranges are ideal for odd-ball percussive elements, like WOOD BLOCKS, COWBELL, TAMBOURINE?
Awesome video!
One question, how do I get the sounds on my module to play at the mix I exported them at?
The preset i have is already mixed.
If you mean volume levels, you'll have to adjust in the module with individual instrument levels.
hey im using GGD one kit wonder for some reason i cant export, a message comes up saying (couldnt read Kontakt information)... what am i doing wrong?
I can’t use the software editor, because it’s not supported on my computer. How can I import ssd5 samples to the strike without it?
Whenever I go into the Strike Editor, there aren't any drop down arrows (>, v). I can't find a single reason why. Have my SD card in, plugged into the module. Nothing. Know of this problem and/or a solution?
Thanks soooo much for this video.
For your velocity ranges listed are those negative 10 and so on for the toms? Or is it 10?
when I listen to the sound on my pc it sounds good but when I actually load it on the module gets all compressed and doesn't sound the same, what should I do?
Siren! If you know how to add processing to the samples that are exported with sdse before rendering could you make a video? I purchased the GGD Invasion because of the extensive Meinl Cymbals, but they don't sound good at all on my alesis strike pro, they desperately need some processing.
Is there a reason I’m only getting samples in one velocity range, sometimes two if I’m lucky?
I’ve read that the kit size limit is 200mb. But I’ve also read that larger kit sizes were able to be imported. Could you shed some light on this?
Does this work with Alesis Strike Multipad? I'm sure it's been asked before...but I can't find the answer anywhere
Hey! Can I know how did you do to put a lot of toms and cymbals in the Strike module pls? Personally I have the Strike Pro Kit and I Can only have 4 toms, 3 crash, one ride, snare, and kick
is this the best cost effective solution for samples?
Did you have to replace the micro SD card that came with the module? I can't put any samples on it because of its write protection.
Hi, would it be possible for you to tell us your latest settings for sdse zones. The Hats Articulations has changed in the latest update & I'm curious to see what you're now using. Cheers, love the knowledge you're passing on, it's so useful!
Any luck on this yet?
Does this not work with Easy Drummer 3? Its not on the list of supported VSTs
Honestly haven't tried with 3. It should but if you are wanting to double check before purchase I would suggest to send an email to Lustar. He can tell you for sure. If not yet tho it will be I know that. He wouldn't stay out of date like that for long. He also just may have not updated the site yet.
Why would I need to use SDSE to import my drum library instead of using the Alesis Strike editor directly? If the Strike Editor can't do it, I'm on a Mac and SDSE is Windows; any options?
SDSE is to "export" the samples where Strike editor is there to import. Not sure about Mac... I'm sorry I am on Windows (obv). I'm not sure if there's any other programs that allow to export samples from VSTs but if there is and you can get the .wav files for each velocity the Strike Editor can import them. In fact you could literally make your own just by recording them and printing down to 4-5 second .wav files of different velocities for an instrument and Strike Editor would automap them to work correctly for you.
I was interested on buy an alesis strike module, And I got to say that it looks a little difficult to match the hihat imported sounds inside the module maybe I just have to watch the video once again
Once you do one it becomes much easier and less intimidating. You can follow along the video. That's why I made it!
Love this video. Quick question though. Is there documentation on exactly how many velocity layers the strike pro module allows per kit piece? I know that it can import two layers, and a and a B, but can those layers have several velocities of their own and be used for round robin? Thank you so much for any help you can provide, and sorry for the incredibly newbie question.
Hi guys Rob here wanted to know if anybody having issues with EZ Drummer 3 exporting samples to Alesis strike pro?
At 5:20, you stated to save as. Save as what? I cannot get past this part. Files show up on my card and in the editor, but the module has nothing. I've got several hours in trying to figure this out. Please help!!! Awesome vids man, keep em coming!!
I was saying to click "Save As" and then you can name your sample. You name it whatever you want but I would suggest to label it as whatever the instrument is.
following step by step but the expert does not at all do anything like what your showing im getting 3 new windows with a bunch stuff i have no clue what they mean
Great video! Is it possible to customize the routing on a Strike module? The manual has limited info. it refers to the outputs being "fixed" but in pro audio that generally refers to gain/volume rather than signal flow. In my case I'd like to route everything to 4 outputs like I do with my Roland modules. 1)Kick, 2)Snare 3)Toms 4)Cymbals. Is that possible on the Strike? Thanks!
I personally just run stereo out and do the mixing in the module but the Strike does have individual outputs for Kick, Snare, HH, Ride and then Toms L, Toms R, Cymbals L, Cymbals R. You can't change the arrangement but you have control nonetheless.
@@AtTheSourceStudios I appreciate the info. I only use electronic drums for live shows where the venue dictates it. I'd love to be able to use 8 direct outs but unfortunately I'm limited to 4 or 5 channels in our front of house rig. Looks like I'll stick with the Roland. Thanks!
Hey man, your videos are super helpfull, i just had one question, if you had disk write protection errors when you tried to import your drums onto the strike module, ive tried the sd card from strike se and i bought a new sd card and cant get the module to allow my samples on it from superior drummer 3. i bought sdse and got reaper and have followed everything but it wont let me import. thank you man!
Have you tried taping over the slide lock on the sd card?
i did man, no luck. I've spent so many hours trying everything ive found on the internet to get that disk protection off. Did you have the same issue at first? did tape work for yours? I sent an email to alesis but havent had a response yet. I appreciate the response man, your videos helping people with drums are amazing 👏
Hi this was very helpful.
A few questions . Can you convert and import mono waves with the software. To use less memory.
And is the 200 mb available memory in addition to the internal stock kit sounds. Or is that total for the preset.
Meaning if I load a stock kit can a layer a multi sample with the stock and use the 200 mb just for the user portion.
My old school ways when I use my hardware samplers is to pitch up a sample to use less memory.
And the pitch it back down to the original after importing. I have BFD3 and SSD3 and they both have great pitch Algorithms. In fact BFD will do the whole kit at once. You might want to give that a try
Great videos you post. I have been going back and forth on what to get
But importing multiple layer samples is a game changer
Especially now the the module is being sold separate
I didn't think about the pitching samples up thing till you mentioned it, thats pretty smart thinking, haha. I did do some experimenting with this, speeding the samples up and pitching them down in the module, i was at least able to shave a few mb off the instruments i made. my first attempt i pitched up too aggressively and lost a lot of quality once i pitched them back down.
geff gorg just a little goes a long way
Im really close to buying this module after all this on this channel but i read on vdrums forum that the strike pro has enormous latency, some guys report over 15-20 even 30 ms when using it to send midi data to control vst's. Have you experienced bad latency when monitoring from the computer? My audio interface can handle 16 buffer size and in an empty project with just superior drummer 3 loaded, it should be fine on the computer's end. With reasonable values of mask time and scan time, what should i expect? Also,when exporting a vst with already layered sounds like x pads on SD3, do the samples get combined into one wav file or everything is its own sample that i can layer freely within the module later? thanks a lot subbed!!
If you're going to trigger a VST on a computer from USB out, the Strike wouldn't be my first choice. You're better off with a TD27. The advantage of the Strike module is being able to load the samples on to it, eliminating the need for a computer and audio interface setup.
@@supraman100 thanks, this is what i thought. I went with a td-17 instead. I imported some one shot samples and it sounds fine for my needs when i use it without pc.
Very informative thanks!, but is there a limit to how many samples per pad or Gigabytes per kit?
Hi. Yes there is a limit but I've heard there isn't on 1.4? (I run 1.3) it doesn't matter though because despite what some people might try to say that you need all velocity layers for it to be 100%. That's actually not true at all. In fact most VSTs don't have 127 unique layers within each sample, they have algorithms that make slight changes to create different sounding hits. SDSE actually has minimum and maximum settings and EzDrummer barely makes the minimum. Which means if the minimum was lower it would have even less because EzDrummer does a LOT of modelling and algorithm in it's program.
The point is the strike also has an algorithm and it actually doesn't need a lot of layers to run perfectly and not machine gun.
So the answer is yes there is a limit but you will probably never hit it when importing samples because the amount of layers within each samples taken out of the VSTs will leave you well in the clear. Especially if say you don't import tom rims or cymbal bow zones. If you don't import those and just use the edge zone for both the bow and edge on the crashes/China's/splash you'll have much better cymbal swells but you'll also only be at about half the amount of memory maybe a little over.
Sorry such a long response lol but there is a lot of misconception about samples and what is needed to be properly performing.
@@AtTheSourceStudios Thanks for your reply, I do not own a strike module yet but i emailed alesis 2 months ago & they said that my topic was to be answered by a technician in the american branch of alesis as they had no idea if 900-1200mb kits would be able to load in v1.4 of the firmware, even my local stores have no answers which is bizarre.
Anyway cheers for the info & keep smashing it (Really good vids!!)
Nice kit. How do you run your extra cymbals?
Splitters splits the head and rim sound
Hey man, just took my first leap into importing samples today by follow your guide. Are you getting the "Kit too large" pop up at all?
No. Did you double check the numbers in SDSE?
@@AtTheSourceStudios im pretty sure i copied everything correctly. Hmm. Ill try to export a new set and do it all over again to see what happends. Thanks for the reply though! Also, the kick sample came out pretty quiet and the hihats and cymbals pretty loud. I adjusted some on the EQ for the strike but still doesnt feel correct. Possible velocity issue?
Anyone else having to wait for the email from Dennis for the full sdse version
Does this Alesis Strike Module work with Slate Drums? I currently have Superior Drummer 2 and Slate Drums. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks for these videos!
Yes. I primarily use Slate. It is my favorite.
@@AtTheSourceStudios Awesome! Thanks again.
I've been using SDSE with SSD4 and SSD5. Works well for both, and the samples sound great if you use the right kits
Awesome video bro!! Damn I wish I wasn’t Old and Computer illiterate!! LoL 😆 hahahahaha
Looks easy but Damn I’m so confused on a Computer 💻 hahahahaha
I think I’ll be just fine with my Strike Module sounds! So far when I’ve played it - I’ve been EXTREMELY EXTREMELY HAPPY with the Sounds!
I also get A LOT OF HELP achieving the Huge Massive Stage 80s Sounds by using my MACKIE FX Mixer it throws in so many effects and makes it sound sooo freakin BADASS!!!!
I love ❤️ The Strikes KICK SOUNDS SOOOOO MUCH!!! It has soo much PUNCH 🥊 and sounds sooo Real like a Real Mic 🎤 d up Kick should sound!
You’re Amazing 😉 bro! Keep up the Greatness!!!
Cheers 🍻
Hey for live my kit is still like 90% strike. Just cuts the mix the best and really does sound like a raw physical drumset in the room. I love the VST sounds but they are SOO colored sonically for a recording that raw power is kind of lost in comparison to the Strike.
Honestly I would be happy if I only had a HiHat imported (just because now I really love the EzD2 Sabian HHX hats) but outside of that and a snare layered with the Strike snare my practice kit for band practice is all Strike.
Actually going to be putting out a couple more kits for download I've been using. Not sure what I'll call them but I'm thinking of calling the one I've been using for band practice "Seven" so you'll hear it when it comes out. You gotta at least download my kits man!!! Lol I'm curious what you think!
SiREN-DRUMS - Haha 🤣 I swear I will try too - I will have my Son Help me Hopefully my son and I can figure out how to load the Samples YoU sent me onto the Computer 💻 and then onto a Memory Card..
But so far unfortunately each time I myself plug my iPhone into the computer I cannot for the LIFE OF ME FIGURE OUT HOW TO LOAD THEM FROM IPHONE TO COMPUTER??
Because Thee ONLY things that will show up when I plug my phone in is JUST MY PHOTOGRAPHS & Videos I have on my iPhone 📱????
Nothing else shows up????
Hahahahaha hahahahaha lol 😆
Shit I think I’m just going to mail you a Memory Card and PAY YOU $50 bucks to load Your best sounding Kits and CYMBALS I ALWAYS WANT AWESOME SOUNDING CYMBALS!!! LoL 😆 hahahahaha
Anyways gotta go work.. ttyl buddy
Peter Griffin DO NOT use your iPhone IT WILL NOT WORK. Instead, use your computer to access SiREN’s file and download then to a folder on your computer hard drive. Connect your Strike module to your computer using an USB cable similar to the ones that connect your computer to the printer. Once you have your Strike module connected to your computer, copy the all SiREN’s kit files onto the SD Card of the Strike module into the Kit folder. You should then have access to the news kits on your Strike, and you should be able to see them when you look KITS under User (F4). ENJOY!
Gilles Beaumont - Sweet Thanks 🙏 bro!
I know how you feel. Im 57 and this might as well be advanced calculus to me. Ive wrung a few decent sounding kits out of my td10 but I know its capable of so much more.😂
I'm going to buy a Strike pro SE this year. How do I go about adding extra cymbals like you did? Did you have to use splitters?
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yes. Y splitters go from whatever tom of your choice to the cymbal pad then to the brain. they take the place of (selected tom's) rim where you would dial in a cymbal sound for that added cymbal pad. using this method mutes the rim of the used tom and instead gives that sound feed to the added pad
You skipped the export part. When I click export I get nothing in my folder. And it wants me to do it manually.
You just have to click the SDSE button called "Export"
@@AtTheSourceStudios I did that. It says to contact them if I want this vst supported. However the vst is addictive drums 2 and it’s on the list of their supported VSTs. It does allow me to do it manually, but that gives me a list of every instrument in the software, with no specifics. So I have no idea which drum or cymbal is which. Such a pain.
@@TurntoGod7 ah well sounds like you might need to contact SDSE then
@@TurntoGod7 I only know SSD5 and EZD2
@@AtTheSourceStudios yeah, I’m waiting for them to reply. I tried to do the free ssd5 demo last night and it didn’t work.
Hey man. Maybe an odd but definitely related question - what versions of Strike firmware and editor are you using? I'm having all kinds of issues with the module recognizing the samples on the SD card after going through the mapping process and saving the new user instruments... I'm running 1.4 and 1.1.2 respectively. Thx in advance for any additional details.
Okay what issues do you mean recognizing samples? Like it won't load the SD card?
SiREN-DRUMS So I’m taking my .wav samples and mapping them as user instruments using Strike editor. This creates a .sin file in the Instruments folder on the SD card. All this works great in editor... The problem is when I go to map the new voice / user instrument to a trigger. In the module, the instrument(s) are just nowhere to be found.
The crazy thing is, when I jump back into editor and select kit mode, I can map the samples to a trigger, but on the strike module it registers the change as a “none” / null instrument. I’m at a loss...
I’ve opened a request with Alesis support to see if they have a known bug or whether I have a bad module. I’ve done quite a bit to rule out the SD card and have even gone so far as to reflash the module firmware and reload editor. I’ve also tried connecting with both Mac and PC systems to see if that was somehow linked to my problems, but same results no matter what.
So, I was wondering if you were running 1.3 still and if you are, then maybe this is a 1.4 firmware issue. There’s not a lot of guys out there layering user samples in the Strike module so I may be on a short list of people seeing this bug.
Have you moved or changed where the file was stored or renamed any of the files since creating the instrument via editor?
SiREN-DRUMS No. The .sin file maps file directory/path info so that would certainly break it, but no, I didn’t move anything. I’ve got a couple of other ideas to try for troubleshooting along those lines - IE shorter folder names and collapsed file paths given that the map name can only be 30 characters there may be a limit in the folder path detail. But that’s pretty much the end of my rope on things I can think of...
So are you running 1.4?... Really interested to know if this could be a 1.4 issue I’m hitting.
@@rdubu77 the character amount could be something to look into? Unsure tho. I am on 1.3 but know other in 1.4 that have had success.
SDSE is deleting alot of the lower velocity notes for me.
Don't worry too much as long as there's a decent amount. You don't need a lot for the strike to play good. Worst case there are adjustments in SDSE for how even the velocities come out low to high as well as overall amount of velocities printed.
@@AtTheSourceStudios I tried to show you a picture of what my kick export looks like, but I guess UA-cam didn't like the link. Anyways, more or less there is one sample below 35v and quite alot above 100v
will SDSE work in a different DAW..? other than reaper...
I wish.. but no.
Is there a MAC support for this software, it's only for Windows?
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure it is PC only but I could be wrong.
I still love the look of your Pearl kit. 😁
Thanks haha if only ATV had some decent finishes right? Black has always been kinda boring to me. I guess there's still vinyl? Pretty easy to apply for a unique look!
Sorry man, I know nothing. Do I need to buy reaper as well?
No! :) Only SDSE
Hi, would the Lustark software also work with the Roland TD-17?
I mean you can sure but you can only import a one shot sample into the 17 so kinda "yes" but you won't get the same effect because you'll only be able to use one single top velocity hit and have to layer it with the stock snare mostly because of that.
Thnx, but 2Box can, wright.
Can you do this with any VST you like and get the sounds exact like it would with midi?
With any vst supported by sdse. (Most are)
@@AtTheSourceStudios so would superior drummer work then?
@@calebphillips3928 yes
SDSE is for windows. Is there a way of importing using a Mac?
I don't think so. As far as I know SDSE is the only one
:-(
Trays7940 oh no! I was just about to buy this module but I’m a Mac guy too. I have SD3 and a bunch of EZDrummer stuff I’d want to get in there like the Nashville brushed kit n’ such.
I wonder if I could get a windows simulator program for my Mac. Dang it!
Where did you get your samples?
Steven Slate Drums and Ezdrummmer2! :)
Thanks for watching
Hey man is there another software besides lustark that works with Mac? Lustark does not support Mac. Any advise would be appreciated
Sorry man not that I know of
SiREN-DRUMS dam so I’m basically SOL with a Mac? As far as sample import. There’s gotta be a way to export on a Mac though. Cuz that dude on the dam alesis strike tutorials is using a Mac. I just can’t find any specific videos or articles on exporting from the vst.
@@Caspertats86 you can use the Strike Editor on Mac like in that video but they never showed using SDSE
@@Caspertats86 all SDSE does really is record a number of the velocities for each instrument and mix them down individually under each instrument name so theoretically you COULD just program multiple light to hard hits via midi and just cut and mix down each individual velocity sample and put under one folder for each instrument. I.e. program midi for snare to hit every 6 seconds in 6-8 groupings if velocities spread out over about 50-60 samples then render in place to get the actual wave then edit down to 5 seconds for each sample and do a soft fade out then mix down/print each of those samples for each velocity and number 1-127 accordingly.
It would be a painful process lol but possible yes. You're basically making samples... Of samples lol that's all SDSE is really doing.
Anyway if you find out lmk because I've seen a few others ask about that before too although it seems most prefer to just use an old laptop just dedicated to their drumset it seems.
Either way Good luck and sorry I couldn't be of more help!
SiREN-DRUMS no man you were totally helpful. I’ve been told I should just use a laptop for sample import. I guess I might have too. But I got a few things I’m gonna try before I totally give up. Thanks a lot for the input bro!
First comment!! Great video!!
Thank you for the support!!
Like #333, uh Yes!
What is the purpose of importing samples, rather than running them straight from the vst? Is it simply so you don't have to always be hooked up to a computer and/or for playing live?
For me, I’m exploring this option because I bought GGD samples that require Kontakt player. For some reason when I play these through Kontakt, I get triggering issues, so hoping it improves if I can use the module directly.
Thanks for the info.
Question..... I have a DM10 MKII module and a Strike module. I have user kits/sounds that I created on the DM10 MKII that I want to transfer to the Strike. Is that possible?
Hey do you have any mapping preset for strike pro?
This is the best tutorial about Alesis strike. Thanks a lot.
I love the snare drum sound at the end of this video, I gotta get a strike. Just sold my Mimic. Just wasn’t for me. I have a TD-30KV and TD-25. I’m really liking the Strike based on your videos.
I also really like that snare haha this kind of thing is only possible on the Strike. The Mimic has great sounds but feels limited IMO with not a lot of samples and really time taxing to edit and work on but still a great module. The Strike on the other hand is ease of use. The best module I've ever had!