When using Alpha 1/2/3/4 keys to place multi-track notes on drums, any time red is one of the notes, the other note is automatically forced to be a tom. If you just do 23, 24, or 34, then both are cymbals as intended, but if a 1 is involved, then all are toms.
Seems like the programming is that all have to be the same, and since red cannot be cymbal, it forces the others to change to toms.
I suggest this be changed so that the track 2/3/4 note always be whichever is currently toggled on. So if I'm working with cymbals on, they are cymbals, otherwise they are toms - regardless of whether red/snare is being placed.
This would allow much faster note placement for me when doing sections with lots of drum "chords".
When using Alpha 1/2/3/4 keys to place multi-track notes on drums, any time red is one of the notes, the other note is automatically forced to be a tom. If you just do 23, 24, or 34, then both are cymbals as intended, but if a 1 is involved, then all are toms.
Seems like the programming is that all have to be the same, and since red cannot be cymbal, it forces the others to change to toms.
I suggest this be changed so that the track 2/3/4 note always be whichever is currently toggled on. So if I'm working with cymbals on, they are cymbals, otherwise they are toms - regardless of whether red/snare is being placed.
This would allow much faster note placement for me when doing sections with lots of drum "chords".