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Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 05:17, 7 June 2010
by acmcp
Is there any in box drum kit that follows the GM drum key mapping?

Drum Midi standard: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_MIDI

I understand I can create my own drum kits any way I want ... but I just wanted to quickly play few drum midi files exported from Guitar Pro.

Thanks,
Augusto Pedroza

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 06:03, 7 June 2010
by Gil
Yes

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 08:33, 7 June 2010
by acmcp
Do you mind listing some rhythm sets that follow this standard?

Thanks

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 10:30, 8 June 2010
by Gil
What do you mean?

I believe all the rhythm sets in the G follow the standard MIDI key mapping...

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 16:07, 8 June 2010
by V-CeeOh
Well not all but most of them. Still the basic GM kits are there.

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 00:33, 9 June 2010
by acmcp
Once I played an imported midi I noticed that drums where not playing with the "expected" sounds. I am using - Drums standard kit 1.

For example D# - 39 - Hand Clap - This sound was present in a percussion kit, not a drum.

I'll probably go through tje list of all the inbox kits before asking questions. :)

Thanks,
Augusto Pedroza

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 03:21, 9 June 2010
by Atlas5
I made little conversion lists in excel for the M3. As you said, while the mapping is similar, it's just not optimal on any of the workstations. But I've stopped believing I can import and midi material into any keyboard and not have work (editing) to do.

The only thing truly standard is that I had to continuously remap everything.

Another M3 gotcha, when they upgrade and gave use more patches all the combi's had to be remapped.

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 07:12, 12 June 2010
by acmcp
The rythm sets following the Midi Standard have GM Standard in their name :). I promise I will not ask again before looking.

Augusto Pedroza

Re: Drum kits - standard GM

Posted: 13:06, 12 June 2010
by V-CeeOh
erh.... I thought I told you that in my previous post ;-)