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Atmegadrum MIDI note nums

Started by paulsoulsby, November 19, 2015, 06:42:51 AM

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paulsoulsby

Here they are  :)

#define MIDI_ACBASSDRUM 35
#define MIDI_BASSDRUM1 36
#define MIDI_STICK 37
#define MIDI_ACSNARE 38
#define MIDI_HANDCLAP 39
#define MIDI_ELECSNARE 40
#define MIDI_LOWFLOORTOM 41
#define MIDI_CLHIHAT 42
#define MIDI_HIGHFLOORTOM 43
#define MIDI_PEDHIHAT 44
#define MIDI_LOWTOM 45
#define MIDI_OPENHIHAT 46
#define MIDI_LOWMIDTOM 47
#define MIDI_HIMIDTOM 48
#define MIDI_CRASH 49
#define MIDI_COWBELL 56

bschmaus

Hi.

I'd like to sequence the Atmegadrum with an external sequencer.  I've tried sending these notes to the Atmegadrum on channel 1 and I don't get any sound.  Are these the right note numbers?

And why the gap between MIDI_CRASH and MIDI_COWBELL?

Thanks,
Ben

bschmaus

I found another post on the forum that mentioned the Atmegadrum roughly following general MIDI drum mappings, which explains #56 for cowbell.  I'll try a few more tests to see if I can trigger the samples via MIDI notes.

Is the Atmegadrum source code on Github?  I poked around https://github.com/soulsbysynths but didn't have any luck finding it.

bschmaus

Ah, channel 10 is the standard for general MIDI drum map.  All is working now.  Saw some posts about the Atmegadrum MKII release that may be in the works.  Have been having a lot of fun playing around with the different synth versions and it'd be cool to see an updated drum engine!

Ben

paulsoulsby

Excellent - glad you got it sorted.  Yes will hopefully get the Oscidrum ported back to the Atmegatron in the next few months.  Fewer drum sounds, but higher sample rate and longer samples, plus other added features.