1) What is the difference between SSD4 and Trigger?
A: Please watch the video below:
SSD4 is a MIDI based sampler (virtual instrument), where as Trigger is a Drum Replacer.
2) Can I use SSD4 with my E-Kit or MIDI keyboard? What IO Maps do you have?
A: Yes, as long as the device you're using can send MIDI information to your computer. Here are the IOMaps that are included with SSD4.
• default_map.iom
• SD4_to_Abbey_Road.iom
• SSD4_to_Addictive.iom
• SSD4_to_Alesis_DM10.iom
• SSD4_to_BFD.iom
• SSD4_to_Jamstix.iom
• SSD4_to_Roland_TD20.iom
• SSD4_to_SSD4_Standard.iom
• SSD4_to_Superior.iom
• SSD4_to_Yamaha_DTX500.iom
• SSD4_to_Yamaha_DTX900.iom
• SSD4_to_Yamaha_DTXplorer.iom
NOTE: If you own a varying model you can easily create your own IOMap.
3) How do I map my e-kit to SSD4?
Mapping can customized within the "Map Convertor" section of SSD4.
Please view the following article for more information: MIDI Mapping In SSD4
4) What samples are included in SSD4-Platinum? What samples are included in SSD4-EX?
Please view the following: Steven Slate Drum Locker
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