If you close this application the Rock Band Drum Kit WILL NOT be recognized when you select inputs in your DAW to be triggered.ĩ. *NOTE* DO NOT CLOSE rb2midi ! This is apart of your signal flow to your DAW. Once you see signal coming through now you are ready to open your DAW.
Test that you are receiving signal from your MIDI controller by hitting one of the drum pads on the Rock Band Drum Kit.Ĩ. Go to the Output tab and select “LoopBe Internal MIDI” Controller (Harmonix Drum Kit for Xbox 360)ħ.
There should be a Controller that has your Rock Band Drum Kit as an option. Plug in your XBOX or PS3 Drum Kit into the Computer.ĭownload the appropriate driver for your computer.Ħ. (Xbox 360 or Wii Kits are the best for this) For this tutorial I am using the Rock Band 1 kit for the XBOX 360.Ģ. If you find that you can map your own drum sounds to EZ Drummer, Steven Slate or BFD with “ rb2midi”, then feel free to experiment.ġ. Third, in this tutorial I am specifically using Kontakt 4 because this is what worked for me. However, the techniques may be applicable to other DAWs such as Logic, Ableton, Sonar, Reaper, Pro Tools etc. Second, This tutorial is specific to Cubase 5 and up. I do not own nor have I tested the wireless connection Drumkit (Rock Band 3). Well, if you’re a musician or composer and you want to lay down some simple drum patterns you can use your Rock Band Drums! They get the job done for some simple rhythms you may need in your song or composition and you don’t have to spend extra money on the Roland V’s or Alesis DM LITE.īefore I continue with the tutorial, let me be clear about a few things.įirst, this tutorial is specifically for the wired cable connection Rock Band drums. We all have played Rock Band at least once but now most of us are stuck with the drums catching dust in the corner or in the garage heap.
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