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Finally I think it’s a bug. You can find a possible solution here:
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=37822

By re-reading and looking a bit more into Guillaume Durieux’s post about a problem with Mitch’s “Silent Pad”, https://aerodrums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=37743 I downloaded the .ele file including the training pad and I created a simple drum kit with only this training pad. Everything worked fi...

C'est donc celui de Mitch. Tu peux envoyer un message privé à Ringowig, ou attendre qu'il passe ici, ou essayer mon pad que tu peux trouver ici : https://www.mediafire.com/file/0u76wrnjsqubom4/AEROPAD.zip/file Décompresse le fichier AEROPAD.zip. Les instructions d'installation se trouvent dans le do...

1. for those that will use Aerodrums 2 as a midi instrument or with a DAW like me, I'm hoping that the requirement for using a virtual midi convertor (LoopBe) has been removed, and it works as plug and play. LoopBe isn’t a virtual midi convertor, but a virtual MIDI-cable, and you need it only if yo...

Bonjour,
Ils agit de quel pad d’entraînement ? Est-ce le « Silent Pad » de Mitch ou le « Aeropad » de moi ?

Everything else in Aerodrums works? If so, just for diagnostics I would try to create a new playlist and add files and verify them one by one if you can hear them in the playlist page. You can save your actual playlist.txt by renaming it.

Hi, and happy new year Sadly I have no idea what is happening. Did you recently added new files? Also make sure the location of your files is exact. If your tracks are on an external device, the drive letter might have changed. I would check the playlist file @ C:\Program Files (x86)\Aerodrums\conf\...

Since playing Aerodrums I have found different ways to create/simulate a bounce. This is the first one I found a few years ago. It's what I would call a reverse rebound. In reality, it is the palm of the hand that hits the end of the stick and rotates it upward around the fulcrum point. I particular...

viewtopic.php?t=10630#p13231 (First answer)

And there is nothing Aerodrums can do about this, because the latency depends to your Bluetooth device driver. If you don’t want the cable I think you need to invest in a Wireless In-ear Monitoring System.

The effect you are talking about is not rebound. It can't be. Calling it rebound is like calling jumping anti-gravity. You can call it what you want, I say my sticks are bouncing in my hands. And much better than if I would use a pillow or my legs. With all your words you don't want me to deny what...