Folsom Prison Blues - DOP & OPB (UPDATED)

User Generated Content Songs
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Requires:

  • v1 Standard 1.1
  • v2 NP Brushes Upright 63_91
  • Beta BeatBuddy Manager version ≥1.6b
  • Firmware ≥ v2.0.4
Includes: 2 songs, MIDI source file and Chords & Lyrics

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Johnny Cash

Notes:

  • Starts on the 4th hit of the HH count-in
  • What’s updated? Different source file (not provided; lowered velocities; BPM at 110; refreshed cheat sheet.
  • Link (in blue font) to new user resources

Song version_________________Suggested kit

v1 (DOP)_____________________SUB-Standard Pro Plain
v2 (OPB)_____________________SUB-Std Pro PL Bass 0-31

Includes: 2 songs and Chords & Lyrics

Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash.zip (80.3 KB)
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Ever get the feeling that software development moves at the speed of darkness? :thinking:
@yowie

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Thanks persist

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Sounds great on BBMO. But when I move the card to BB there is no base. My BB firmware is 4.1.6. Any suggestions?

Thank you!

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I just downloaded and tested the song on my pedal and there is bass audio. Two things to try:

  1. Make sure you have the SUB-Std Pro PL Bass 0-31 kit imported to your project and that you’ve selected it for this song.
  2. Verify that the setting on your pedal is set to Main Pedal - Default drum set > Enable
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Thank you for the reply! The issue turned out that in my OnSong MIDI I had hard coded a specific kit by number. When I added a new kit, that through the numbers off so I was selecting the wrong kit. I didn’t think about that and just assumed it was something on the BB. My fault.

I made a post last week about having the problem of adding new kits requiring me to re-do the MIDI on every OnSong song that I had. That also turned out to be just a “me” thing. I thought I had to hard-code the kit in each song in the MIDI command. But as long as I had the MIDI select the song, and in BBMO I had already assigned the kit to that song, it was all good.

Thanks again!

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