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### Installation
- [Download and install vJoy for Windows 10 Only](https://github.com/jshafer817/vJoy/releases)
- [Download and install vJoy for other Windows versions](https://github.com/shauleiz/vJoy/releases)
- [Download MidiDrumHero](https://github.com/ejj28/mididrumhero/releases/latest) and extract
- [Download MidiDrumHero](https://github.com/ejj28/mididrumhero/releases/latest) and install

### Configuring
- Use **monitor.exe** to find the Midi note values of the drum pads you would like to map
- Use **configure.exe** to add your pads. Upon first run you may get a warning about a config file not existing; this is fine, a new one will be created. For each pad, enter:
- The midi note number of the pad
### Usage
- Select your Midi device, click **Monitor** and hit your drum pads to find the Midi note values of the drum pads you would like to map
- Return to **Dashboard**, and for each pad, click the **New Drum Pad** button and enter:
- The Midi note number of the pad
- The button number the pad will show up as in Clone Hero's settings, it doesn't matter what number you use, as long as you use 1 to 8 and use a different number for each pad unless you want multiple pads to correspond to the same pad in-game
- The velocity at which you would like to set the hit threshold at. A good default value is 10; if your drums are sensitive and are registering erroneous hits, adjust the sesitivity as needed.
- When done adding/removing mappings, press the Save button
- When done adding the pad, press the Save button

### Running
- Open **mididrumhero.exe**
- A list of detected Midi input devices will be shown; enter the number on the left of the device you would like to use
- MidiDrumHero will now convert your E-kit's Midi signals to gamepad button presses
As soon as a Midi device has been selected, MidiDrumHero will begin reading drum hits from your E-Kit and sending them to Clone Hero. Simply map your drums in Clone Hero and play!

#### Need help? Ping me (ejj28) on the Clone Hero Discord server

### Information for Developers
If you're running mididrumhero from source, you'll need to take the `utils` folder found inside the `pyvjoy` folder included in this repo and put it in `C:\\Python27\Lib\site-packages\pyvjoy`.

Feel free to fork this repo and create pull requests, contributions are always welcome!
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### Installation
- [Download and install vJoy for Windows 10 Only](https://github.com/jshafer817/vJoy/releases)
- [Download and install vJoy for other Windows versions](https://github.com/shauleiz/vJoy/releases)
- [Download MidiDrumHero](https://github.com/ejj28/mididrumhero/releases/latest) and extract
- [Download MidiDrumHero](https://github.com/ejj28/mididrumhero/releases/latest) and install

### Configuring
- Use **monitor.exe** to find the Midi note values of the drum pads you would like to map
- Use **configure.exe** to add your pads. Upon first run you may get a warning about a config file not existing; this is fine, a new one will be created. For each pad, enter:
- The midi note number of the pad
### Usage
- Select your Midi device, click **Monitor** and hit your drum pads to find the Midi note values of the drum pads you would like to map
- Return to **Dashboard**, and for each pad, click the **New Drum Pad** button and enter:
- The Midi note number of the pad
- The button number the pad will show up as in Clone Hero's settings, it doesn't matter what number you use, as long as you use 1 to 8 and use a different number for each pad unless you want multiple pads to correspond to the same pad in-game
- The velocity at which you would like to set the hit threshold at. A good default value is 10; if your drums are sensitive and are registering erroneous hits, adjust the sesitivity as needed.
- When done adding/removing mappings, press the Save button
- When done adding the pad, press the Save button

### Running
- Open **mididrumhero.exe**
- A list of detected Midi input devices will be shown; enter the number on the left of the device you would like to use
- MidiDrumHero will now convert your E-kit's Midi signals to gamepad button presses
As soon as a Midi device has been selected, MidiDrumHero will begin reading drum hits from your E-Kit and sending them to Clone Hero. Simply map your drums in Clone Hero and play!

#### Need help? Ping me (ejj28) on the Clone Hero Discord server

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