Topic: Cycle recording directly into the track editor?

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Hi everyone

I’m definitely getting better at using SD3 and it’s very rewarding. However, I was wondering whether there is a cycle record function similar to how MIDI takes might be dealt with in a DAW (e.g. different takes or overwrites, rather than integrating multiple play-throughs into one MIDI region).

I’m not sure I’m being clear, so what I mean is:

I’m recording V Drums directly into SD3 as a plugin in Logic (so I record enable SD3 in the plugin and then hit play on Logic)
I set matching cycles within SD3 and Logic
When the next cycle begins, new MIDI data from my V drums adds to the existing region within SD3
What I want is for it not to do this – i.e I want it to either start a new region either by overwriting the existing one, or by overlaying a new region over the one from the previous cycle (and muting it).

I hope that makes sense. Any tips / tricks or help would be appreciated!

Thank you

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.2.4
Operating system: macOS Big Sur (11)

LUNA / Logic Pro (latest versions)
iMac 2019 (3.6 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9) w/ 32GB RAM
UAD Apollo Twin X
Roland TD-17 KVX
Superior Drummer 3 (latest version)

Cycle recording directly into the track editor?

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