In the lower left hand corner on the home “Drums” page, there is a tab named “Track”. Click on that tab and the option “Import MIDI file” will appear. Select that and guide it to where your MIDI track is located on your drive and it should import it from there.
Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.1.7 Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)
Unless they found some setting unknown to every Logic user, the only way to get a MIDI file into SD3 other than hitting the record button in SD3, is to export the MIDI region/track to a file and drag the file into SD3. Dragging MIDI out of Logic otherwise does an export as audio, and cut/copy region doesn’t populate an external clipboard.
I could only be persuade to believe otherwise with a complete and detailed video.
The mapping is correct for me. However, Logic may be adding extra information to the MIDI file. I usually just hit the record button in SD3 while playing Logic. Never an issue that way.
Jord, I like your idea of hitting the record button in SD3 and hitting play in logic, but it’s not working for me. I have a song I recorded some time ago and I used logic drums. I just want to upgrade them in SD3. I’m soloing the original midi drum track and the new track I have SD3 on. I put the playhead to the beginning of the song. Hit record button in SD3, and then the play button in logic pro x. I just get blankness.
Is there a trick to this?
Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.1.2 Operating system: OS X El Capitan (10.11)
You’re probably on a different track. Why not just take the track with the Logic drums and replace the plug-in with SD3. I’ve done this many times for a quick drum track.
