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Hi, you can set up a second bass drum on the lowest staff line by clicking the 'Preferences' button, then clicking on the 'Notation Key' tab and for the 'Kick 2' row you will want to select the desired staff line (indicated by a blue screen) and select the corresponding symbol you want to use (indic...

Hi, thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, the balls at the ends of the Aerodrums sticks are covered with a special retroreflective material so we can't colour them to provide extra information.

We do plan to support the Gear VR though I can't say yet if this will be released at the same time as our Oculus Rift support.

The version of the Aerodrums software with 3D/VR support is not yet released but yes, it currently uses the 0.8 runtime and will be kept up to date with Oculus runtime updates.

While it's possible it would work fine, we have never tested Aerodrums on a computer with specs that low. I wouldn't risk it unless you're also considering upgrading to a new computer soon.

Hi, I assume you tried to make an Aerodrums kit with 8", 10", 12", 14" and 16" toms. If this doesn't trigger 5 different toms in EZdrummer 2 then I don't think it will be possible to set it up. As noted on this page , EZdrummer 2 doesn't support custom MIDI maps. The only thing I can suggest is tryi...

Hi, I think I understand what you're referring to - that very light strokes in Aerodrums still produce relatively loud sounds in Addictive Drums. If that's correct, for each drum, you can change the velocity threshold below which hits will not be triggered. This is explained in more detail in the MI...

I don't think there's any easier way than remapping each note manually. If you haven't seen it, there's a table in the Aerodrums manual that tells you which MIDI note Aerodrums sends for each drum/cymbal: http://aerodrums.com/manual/#midi

Sorry for the late reply. Did you manage to get this working yourself?

We haven't tested Aerodrums on VirtualBox or Wine yet so I can't say how it behaves.