Well, one can always make sure that there’s no FX loaded in any of the mixer channels. Then export or record the output of the individual channels in the DAW of your choice (you get a virtually “clean” recording). And after that, group your tracks, establish send & return with your 3rd party FXs, Bus channels, inserts, the works…
My advice is that if you want to use your own 3rd party plugins and get a sound similar to a preset, just take a note of which effects have been applied to the channels, and their settings. Then use a similar compressor / EQ / Limiter, etc of your choice and set it up accordingly.
Thank you for responding, and actually that is pretty good idea! I’ve been outputting each instrument to their own discreet tracks in Cubase, then assigning effects, and subgrouping them back to one fader. I had just thought how nice it would be to do everything in the SD3 mixer (which is very impressive in its own right). Just hoping for faster “flow”.
Again, thank you Jose.
Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.2.0 Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)
