Hi all,
All this talk about percussion maps has got me looking in more detail at the interface, and now I've got a question.
I've always based my percussion maps on the General MIDI Entry and Playback map. As I said in my earlier post, if I want snare (for example) on the third line, I map MIDI pitch B4 to playback 38, set it to Staff Position 6, and I'm done. But now I see that in the Treble Clef Entry map, for example, snare is assigned to MIDI pitch 72 (which is fine, of course) -- using playback 72! I thought the whole point was that snare is defined in GM as 38, and so if you want a snare sound you need to playback through 38. How does the Treble Clef Entry map get away with using playback note 72 for snare?
Thanks, Aaron.
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