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10. Select the instrument that corresponds to the sound produced by the selected MIDI note
from the list.
11. Click OK.
12. In the Edit Drum Kit Note section, click the following button beside the Techniques eld.
A dialog containing a list of playing techniques opens.
13. Select the appropriate playing techniques for the sound produced by the selected MIDI
note from the list.
For example, Ctrl/Cmd-click Buzz roll and Rim.
14. Click OK.
15. In the Edit Drum Kit Note section, enter the display name you want for this combination
of instrument and playing technique in the Name eld.
16. In the Edit Drum Kit Note section, specify the MIDI note number of the key switch if this
sound requires one in the Keyswitches eld.
17. Click Apply.
18. Optional: Repeat these steps for each MIDI note until you have created all the required
mappings for your project.
19. Click OK to save your changes and close the dialog.
RESULT
Your new percussion map is created.
NOTE
Once you have created a percussion map, you must apply it to the VST instrument or MIDI device
that provides the patch corresponding to each percussion map.
AFTER COMPLETING THIS TASK
You can export the percussion map if you want to use it in other projects.
RELATED LINKS
Percussion Maps dialog on page 341
Percussion maps on page 340
Linking percussion maps to VST instruments and MIDI devices on page 346
Exporting percussion maps on page 345
Endpoint Setup dialog on page 329
Exporting percussion maps
You can export percussion maps so you can use them in other projects.
PROCEDURE
1. Choose Play > Percussion Maps.
The Percussion Maps dialog opens.
2. Click Export Library.
The File Explorer/macOS Finder opens.
3. In the File Explorer/macOS Finder dialog, specify a name and location for the library le.
4. Click Save.
Play mode
Percussion maps
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