I am converting songs made with roland TD20 or Yamaha RX11 to play the roland TD50x as I update things. I’ll save a map as TD-50x, but if I try to reload it, that name never comes up. So with every song project I have to remap each all over again. I showed Cubase tech the situation, and he didn’t know why this doesn’t work either.
As well as why ‘edit in scores’ is always grayed out and can’t be selected in any project.
Hi,
Could you attach a video screen capture, please?
I was just going to try to do so and save and load a drum map, but I see that the tech had me test saving on the desktop and now I don’t know where all the others are saved. typed drm into manual and only 1 occurence and doesn’t say. Where are they stored?
If you are still on Windows drum map files get stored in the documents folder:
C:\Users{accountname}\Documents\Steinberg\Cubase\DrumMaps
Previously, I had searched the entire C drive for *drm and it only found a couple, when I had many more before. Looking now, I don’t have such a folder in that location. I will search my old PC.
No such folder there either and no .drm on a search of that smaller C drive. I’ll try the drive where songs are stored.
found hundreds here, should I create a folder where it was supposed to be on C and move there or keep them here and organize more? Here they would stay with the music if went to another computer.
I’d create the folder I mentioned above and copy the .drm files into it. Copy, not move. They are rather small in size and if you copy them the original files will stay with your music.
Of course, the Attack drum maps require the Attack plugin to be installed. Don’t know if you still have that. If not I would not copy that.
I would also not copy the GM Map file. Maybe you just copy the ones you actually need.
