How to map your E-Kit to a VST | Roland VAD507

In this video I show you how I map my E-kit to a Virtual Instrument.

I recently bought a Roland VAD507 electronic drumkit. I use this to record drums for my band. While mapping the triggers to a VST, I had some problems with getting the hi-hat to respond right. I couldn’t find the answer straight away, but I eventually did. That is why I decided to post my findings in this tutorial. I hope it saves you some time if you stumble upon the same problems!

On the other hand, if you have any additional tips, share them in the comments! I always want to improve on things like this, so your it would be much appreciated.

Gear used:
Roland VAD507
GGD OKW Architects
GGD OKW Nu Metal
DAW: Studio One
*I am not sponsored in any way

🎵 Song: Counting Wolves – Here & Now

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:18 Connecting the drumkit
00:25 Setting up the VST
00:43 Mapping the kit
01:12 Mapping the hi-hat
01:52 Velocity curve
02:20 Quick walkthrough 2nd VST

If you are interested, you can see my music production here:    • Production Log | My Music  

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