@Sulblk27 Disregard I found out what I was doing wrong.

I thought I was the only one. I have to hold down the C2 button (I do not have a sustain pedal). Have been searching to find an answer.

Not that difficult.... https://acrobat.adobe.com/us/en/acrobat/how-to/convert-html-to-pdf.html Should be a doddle guys...

@Christoph-Hart Thanks a lot. It works Perfectly.

Yes, it checks the locally available KITS against the ones you own and downloads the missing ones automatically if you press the SYNC button.

Hmm, do you use the latest Safari browser? Or have you tried it with another browser? It looks like something is wrong with your security settings, but the files are served using standard SSL connections. FYI, I've removed your screenshot because it contained the direct link to the download - it's not super critical, but better safe than sorry

The pitch effect is one of the stem shape FX that can be inserted into one of the three slots on the right. Click on the plus icon then you'll see this popup: BTW, you can also sort all snare drums according to their pitch: Select the snare drum category on the right Move the PITCH slider to the right This will get you at least in the right ballpark, so you don't have to pitch them up too much.

Read the pin topic to understand how to share presets. Take a look at the Blueprint post too.

Sorry for no replies... I feel bad for you that Auddict abandoned you. In the second image (the one with 112 bpm) can you right-click to determine if PercX saved the tempo info as "Sync to Host" or possibly it's defaulting to Mix A or Mix B. Also... check to see if Mix A and Mix B are synced to 120. Maybe one of those is synced to 112 (but it shouldn't save 112 bpm)???

@Christoph-Hart The Samples folder is empty![alt text]

not in my case standalone still has black screen. Trying to run it on my slave machine but I guess I have to run it on my main DAW. Slave machine is server PC.

dear @rikademus You can do it via "swinging" the grid. You have to turn the little white bar up till it matches you desired amount. You can then quantize the notes to the grid with the Quantize Button (You have to turn it up to full for 100% quantization) This works for single tracks, but also for the whole kit if you select all tracks at once. Enjoy d

Hi, yes I've heard that from another customer a while back. It seems that sometimes Protools does not send the proper note-off to stop the playback. Unfortunately I couldn't reproduce it here, but there's a workaround that is quicker than restarting Protools. If you click on the progress bar in PercX above the tempo display, it will stop the playback (just like a Panic button). I know that' not a proper solution to the problem, but it might work if this issue doesn't occur too often.

Tried this all the way to the left and toward the bottom to get the lower kits and it only generated 2 patterns no matter how many times I I clicked on it. So it seems pretty limited in that sense.

Just copy it into the clipboard, then click on the preset bar in PercX and click on IMPORT