Pedal "Chick" & pedal "splash"

[gvnz]

Hi, i'm new here. I've just finished my eDrum 16CH, with the 1.6.5 firmware. First i wold say thanks to Admir for such a beautiful project, I'm having a lot of fun playing my "converted" acoustic drumset with that. But i'm having a little trouble trying to configure properly the hi-hat.
I'm using a potentiometer pedal, so first i <set pedal type: potentiometer> in the interface settings, but no midi activity at all when moving the pedal. Then I tried with <foot controller> and it seems to work well, i could control the open-ness degree of the HiHat with the pedal. Now i would know how to obtain midi note_on message for the pedal chick and pedal splash events. I tried every <pedal type>  value in the settings, with no results. I've searched the forum but i've found nothing. There is a way to obtain those midi notes without the "edrum monitor" software?

[admir]

Hi,

eDrum only send "chick" note when you depress pedal quickly. But normally, pedal notes are produced inside your drum sampler. What software are you using?

[gvnz]

Thanks Admir, i just made some test, depressing pedal really fast i can see the midi note corresponding t the chick being transmitted. Probably are just  the <pedal LO> and pedal HI> levels that need some tweaking.

[aquawicket]

Pedal splash is a topic I've wanted to get into.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
A pedal/hi-hat splash is when a a pedal is pressed creating contact with the 2 hi-hat cymbals then released to let the hi-hat cymbals ring out.

If i'm correct the next step would be to find a way to emulate this effect on a software end.

[mcscoder]

Pedal splash is a topic I've wanted to get into.
Correct me if i'm wrong.
A pedal/hi-hat splash is when a a pedal is pressed creating contact with the 2 hi-hat cymbals then released to let the hi-hat cymbals ring out.

If i'm correct the next step would be to find a way to emulate this effect on a software end.

That would be great if it could be emulated in software....... it would make my DIY Hi-Hat sound more realistic, and work with some songs that require the "splash" sound.....