How to control the Roland SPD-SX with forScore

This is part 2 of this mini series on connecting the Roland SPD-SX and forScore. In this video I show you how I have everything set up to control kit changes on the SPD-SX from opening a chart in forScore. Be sure to subscribe for future content like this and don't forget to check out Part 1 if you haven't already!

00:00 Intro
00:41 Demo
01:50 SPD-SX Set Up
03:46 forScore Set Up
05:39 Outro
06:20 A Moment of Silence for Gigs

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[downbeat]

Thanks for the 2 videos. It works perfectly with my SPD-Sx special edition. I also use Widi master to turn the SPD Into a blue tooth unit. So cool!

[genekrupafan]

Hey man, thanks for this, had no idea it was possible. I use the Yamaha DTXmulti12 so the set-up is a bit different, but I had no idea this was even possible and with a little help, I got it working! Will def be putting this in place at panto this year!

[ben_ide]

Sensational information and great provider production.

[DrumElectric]

Dude this is so cool!! I'll definitely be playing around with this one. Great video!

[Max-olqi]

Hey thank you for those really useful videos! I have one question:
Is it possible to send the Metronom through Forscore, without setting a kit for every song ? I already put in all bpm for more than 250 songs into forscore, don't want to put them into the SPDSX as well and setup a kit for each song.
I would love to hit a pad and it would start the Metronom based on forscore, hit it again and stop.

[fabiankoke]

Let's say I wanna use forscore to control the Spdsx and I got a sheet in forscore with 118 as a Tempo. Is it possible that forscore sends the tempo to the Spdsx and the click starts in 118 when I 1. push the click button in forscore or 2. hit the pad on the Spdsx where I routet the internal click to?