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<t>You don't want to use the GM options, because you won't get the full range of expression and instrument choices Superior offers. Use the Superior kit mapping instead; when the explorer dialog opens, navigate to the Superior Drummer.dll file, which is the actual Superior instrument plugin, and ...

<r><QUOTE author="Loka_senna"><s>[quote="Loka_senna"]</s>As for having two different sounds... I don't see that working out too well. At the absolute most, you might have the kicks panned just a bit off to either side, but doing anything more is probably going to sound pretty bad.<e>[/quote]</e ...

Yes, I would say so. It would be [i:553766d8c1]possible[/i:553766d8c1] to do without, but you'd be doing quite a lot of hand-editing in the bar editor.

Not my kind of thing, but the production and use of Jamstix is some of the best I've heard on here. Is this using Jamstix's sounds, or a third-party library? Also, what drummer are you using?

<t>Yeah, you'll probably want to use the Modern Metal style, experiment with the complexity slider for the kick- turning that all the way up will give you a full 16th double kick pattern. You may also need to extract the snare from the Custom Metal style, or just use Custom Metal if you don't need ...

<t>If you want a solid bar of 16th doublekick notes, just use the Modern Metal style, or else extract the kick controls from that style, and set the kick pattern complexity to 100%. Unfortunately if you want a kick pattern that has is not doublekick throughout the bar, you'll either have to manually ...

Now point your host to its location and you should be good to go.

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<r><QUOTE author="nightscoper"><s>[quote="nightscoper"]</s><QUOTE author="Jazzimprov"><s>[quote="Jazzimprov"]</s>I am unable to get a 'tighter' drum sound.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

The problem is not with Jamstix. It's either your system, your host or you're doing something wrong. <br/>
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Easily the best skin I've seen so far.