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Mozaic Script to Re-Map Drum Maps between Apps “Drum Re-Mapper”
This script came out of the request to map Hammerhead’s output to Korg’s Gladstone Gadget.
Rather than just create the re-amping I made a script that captures incoming notes and displays plays them on the Top Row of Knobs and uses those knobs to adjust volumes.
Then the bottom row let’s you dial in the new output Note.
Using the upper row volumes you can turn off other drums and really dial in a new Bass, Snare or Hi-hat and slowly build a custom re-mapping that suits your own tastes.
I found that using Hammerhead to create patterns and disregarding the specific Hammerhead drums can allow you to build beats that have the added volume levels that characterize the LumBeats patterns with softer Notes on the snare mixed with a strong Snare backbeat.
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This is awesome. Thank you!
This looks very useful. Eager to try it ou later. Thank you!
Thank you, @McD !
I hope you find good uses… it was a very interesting challenge. I’m going to look into the drum maps that
@SevenSystems has built into Xequence 2.
Feel free to use them, they're in JSON format and I think they're dropped into the Documents folder on install.
Wow. Just the listing of drum related apps is interesting data.
AudioLayer.xeqdrums
Axon 2.xeqdrums
Beatmaker 3.xeqdrums
Boom 808.xeqdrums
DM1.xeqdrums
DigiStix.xeqdrums
Digitakt.xeqdrums
EGDR 606.xeqdrums
EGDR 808.xeqdrums
EGDR 909.xeqdrums
EGLM1.xeqdrums
Elastic Drums.xeqdrums
Electribe EMX1.xeqdrums
Fractal Bits.xeqdrums
FunkBox.xeqdrums
Gadget (Abu Dhabi).xeqdrums
Gadget (Gladstone).xeqdrums
Gadget (London).xeqdrums
Gadget (Recife).xeqdrums
General MIDI (Basic).xeqdrums
General MIDI.xeqdrums
Groovebox.xeqdrums
MV08.xeqdrums
MoDrum.xeqdrums
NOISE Drums 2x2.xeqdrums
NOISE Drums 4x4.xeqdrums
NanoStudio 2 Slate 1-16.xeqdrums
NanoStudio 2 Slate 17-32.xeqdrums
NanoStudio 2 Slate.xeqdrums
Novation Circuit.xeqdrums
Patterning 2.xeqdrums
Reason Compact (Rytmik).xeqdrums
Ruismaker FM.xeqdrums
Ruismaker.xeqdrums
Sample Slicer.xeqdrums
SeekBeats.xeqdrums
Single Pad.xeqdrums
Sitala.xeqdrums
Soft Drummer.xeqdrums
TR-09.xeqdrums
Vatanator AU.xeqdrums
Vatanator IAA.xeqdrums
X Drummer.xeqdrums
iElectribe.xeqdrums
sEGments.xeqdrums
unklepop DRUM.xeqdrums
I got the data out into a single plain text file.
I think I need to look for commonalities in the drum maps.
Bass drum = 36
Snare = 38
For example.
Awesome - thanks McD - can’t wait to try it.
The General MIDI Drum map is very useful and covers a huge range of percussion instruments.
35 Acoustic Bass Drum
36 Electric Bass Drum
37 Side Stick
38 Acoustic Snare
39 Hand Clap
40 Electric Snare
41 Low Floor Tom
42 Closed Hi-hat
43 High Floor Tom
44 Pedal Hi-hat
45 Low Tom
46 Open Hi-hat
47 Low-Mid Tom
48 High-Mid Tom
49 Crash Cymbal 1
50 High Tom
51 Ride Cymbal 1
52 Chinese Cymbal
53 Ride Bell
54 Tambourine
55 Splash Cymbal
56 Cowbell
57 Crash Cymbal 2
58 Vibraslap
59 Ride Cymbal 2
60 High Bongo
61 Low Bongo
62 Mute High Conga
63 Open High Conga
64 Low Conga
65 High Timbale
66 Low Timbale
67 High Agogô
68 Low Agogô
69 Cabasa
70 Maracas
71 Short Whistle
72 Long Whistle
73 Short Guiro
74 Long Guiro
75 Claves
76 High Woodblock
77 Low Woodblock
78 Mute Cuica
79 Open Cuica
80 Mute Triangle
81 Open Triangle
Works perfectly - thank you so much!
Thanks for giving it a run.
@McD Thanks again, this works really nicely. Beats scrolling through notelists or looking at a midi monitor to find out which notes are triggered.
Does the top row of knobs set a fixed velocity? If so, would you consider an option to turn that off and let the original velocities though? Or maybe even make the top row scale the original velocities?
@tyslothrop1 I updated the script to version 1.4.
https://patchstorage.com/drum-re-mapper/
The incoming velocities are saved with the notes. The knobs will show the velocity on a 1,127 scale.
After assigning output notes the upper knobs can change output velocity values of the output. This proved helpful to turn notes down so you can identify notes you would like to fine tune for output note or velocity.
Thanks for this McD!
Fun to see the list of apps. I actually did the Reason map for X2 in an early interaction with it (knowing nothing about everything iOS, 2019 maybe)
Something I don’t understand here. When I load the script, the main knob area is taken up by the app description, and there doesn’t seem to be a way to dismiss it. Then I’m not sure how to load available maps, or even where they might be.
Hi. You just need to "follow the instructions"; hit Play in your host. Let the MIDI source send its notes for the different instruments, and adjust the mapping knobs to send the proper notes to the destination instrument. You can view the Code to see some mappings for different apps.
Ah! I see. Thanks.