Ok, friend, it took me being home with a cold to go down to the module with my laptop lol
Here are my settings:
RideBow:
INP
Sensitivity: 40 Function: Trigger
TRIG
Xtalk Rcv: 04 Xtalk Snd: 04 ReTrigger: 10 Threshold: 20
CURV: Log3 MODE: 3 Zones
RideBell:
INP
Sensitivity: 95 (yes, it's kinda high)
Function: Trigger
InputType: Switch
TRIG
Xtalk Rcv: 06
Xtalk Snd: 04
ZoneXtalk: 06
(I usually have my xtalk settings around 03 or 04.. I think I was trying to keep the bell and bow from setting eachother off? I forgot why I put the recv and zone up to 6 but it seems to be working for me)
CURV: Log3 MODE: 3 Zones
Now, I also use AD2 all the time with my set, and the midi mappings are linked to what drum kit setup you're using on the module when you link to AD (I mean, I've set all my trigs to map to AD2, and if I switch my set on the module from the startup 00 kit to say kit 03 or kit 56 or whatever, it may affect Addictive because in some of my riggings I've tried adding cymbals or extra pads and I configured them on some of the kits on the module.. sometimes I had an extra drum split off of Pec4 for example, or a crash split off the first tom's rim.. when I have my module on kit 56 and play with addictive drums, suddenly if I hit the tom rim I get something other than what I was expecting because the default note settings in AD2 for the DM10X assume you're using the rim as a rim.. know what I mean?)
Anyhow, I just mean, I've made sure my default module startup kit is the one that I've got matching exactly how I want Addictive midi mapping to understand. Once in a while I've messed with the trigger settings on the module, like xtalk or sensitivity, and then in Addictive suddenly my sounds are messing up.. if you don't have the underlying source set up properly (ie. the module or samplepad and so on, depending on what device you've got triggering sounds in AD2), then Addictive won't give you the sounds you want.
Another thing, it's a known fact that the Alesis ride bell is very very tricky to get to work. There are so many postings about people saying they hardly get a bell sound, and only if you hit it hard, and in the right spot. Many times a hit won't register or you'll get the bow instead. So I've had some luck by cranking up the bell sensitivity and volume.. but I also find Addictive Drums seems to give me better results with the ride as well as the hi-hat, which is partly why I love it so much. One thing I don't like is the ride bow seems to be so quiet most of the time. I'm playing with those settings too but if I go too sensitive or loud, then I'm always getting super loud ride crashing esp if I hit towards the edge. Taking some time to finesse, as I like some jazzy style playing and I'm always looking for a nice light ting on the ride but want to be able to hear it over top of the actual mechanical sound you hear from hitting the rubber over plastic, which is one of my beefs.. even when jamming with my buddies at high volume, I can still kinda hear that plastic ping tapping off the ride almost as much as the musical ting coming through the speaker.
Finally, here's my default ride settings form my Kit000:
INST: Instrument: Large (Category Ride, of course)
LVL: Level: 70 Pan: R20 Decay: 95
FX: Reverb: 15 Effects: 20 EQ/Comp: ON
TONE: Semitone: 0 Fine Tune: 00 Filter: 50 Type: hipass
DYN: VelDecay: 00 VelFiltr: 00 VelLevel: 60 VelPitch: 00 (I don't think i've touched these settings)
OTHER: Output: main Priority: Medium Mutegroup: off Playback: poly
I do have a layer B setting as well, using an H HvyStk 21" as the instrument, with pretty much the same settings.
So maybe it's also the instrument settings you've got to look at and not just the trigger settings that get passed over to AD2
By the way, I forget if you've tried swapping out the cables. Not just swapping the two on the ride itself, but have you taken one or two from other cymbals or pads that work perfectly and put them on the ride.. maybe there's a problem with the insertion of one or both of the ride cables.. if they don't snap in perfectly I imagine you'd lose some signal and maybe as you're banging away on the bell or whatever it's loosening and dropping the signal?
Hope this helps a bit my friend.