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Remember to turn the gain on track 1 down to ‘off’. Otherwise both the dry drums and compressed drums will be mixed. If your track 2 with the bass is only intended for controlling the side chain pumping, you should turn the gain on this track to off as well.

I briefly tried this setup (this time I actually listened to the plugin output) and it seemed to work as intended. I had a problem when enabling the ‘listen’ button, which produced a distorted output of the sidechain input. I assume this is an issue with the plugin though.

So, when entering notes in the pianoroll or the drumeditor the velocity defaults to 64. Is there a way to change the default value?

Not currently. But I was going to change the behaviour to this: First note you enter in a sequence will be at 64. You change the velocity of the note, leave it selected, and click with the pencil tool to draw a new note which will take its velocity from the previously selected note. Good solution?

While in the drumeditor, could we have a way to re-arrange the drummap to the left?

You can change the order of the drum lanes by dragging the drum key preset objects around, but you’ll have to do it with the browser or a list window. If popular opinion would rather have the default order of the drum kit keys in reverse order, I can easily change this. I originally made the low keys at the top of the list, because this is typically how drum kits are listed in the data-lists that accompany drummachines/workstations. So if anyone prefers the present ordering, now is the time to speak up ❗ or else I will change it for the next release.

I’ll add the scrub tool to the plan.

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I have no experience with this myself, but someone previously suggested using ffx-4.