Recording with SD3 VST within Logic pro X question: help!

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  • mertas
    Participant

    Well. There are 2 approaches.

    1. you compose drums inside of Track window of SD3 with follow host ON.  I prefer this for mor complex and fast drumm grooves.
      or
    2. you set multitrack outs into your DAW and lay down midi manually in DAW tracks and have better visual overview, but limited possibilities to tweak grooves with SD3. This approach is great for playing drums manualy – easier grooves or orchestral composition.

      I prefer to start inside of SD3 and once I finalize song, I move midi from SD3 into DAW and make final mixing there.

    tendingtropic
    Participant

    Thank you! I think i prefer your first method too.

    where do I find the follow host option?

    Thanks again!

    Bear-Faced Cow
    Participant

    Actually both have their benefits and trade-offs. Logic is extremely powerful in its own right for MIDI recording and editing. There are plenty of things that can be done within Logic beyond SD3. SD3’s editing capabilities shine more in editing your grooves in a “machine-learned” fashion as well as piecing variations of your drum track.

    jord


    Jordan L. Chilcott

    Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/

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