Shootie wrote:

That’s the main reason why. Also to isolate volume for Toms that are grouped on the mixer.

Is there a way to control the instrument volume from Logic Pro X?

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

That’s what using multi out is for.

jord

I have it set up with multi out, Those sliders are another volume. I’m curious if there’s a way to control volume from DAW for each instrument in image below.

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

If you cannot bind a MIDI CC or automation parameter to it, then no. Considering that volume would be handled through multi-out, what would be the purpose?

jord

• This post was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by Bear-Faced Cow.

Thanks for replying Bear. Example, If I turn the snare, bass drum or toms all the way down in the mixer, it still has a lot of sound through Overheads, Ambience etc. Like the mixer levels only turn down the Ambience. In Drums window. When I turn level down from the instrument volume it turns them off completely. Thats why I was asking in OP the difference between the 2 volumes. The instrument volume must be Pre overhead, Ambience, FXs and The Mixer levels must be post.

Plus, I do like that I can adjust cymbals individually in drums window.

I’ve only had EZDrummer 3 for a few weeks. I never had EZDrummer before this. This is all new to me.

• This post was modified 3 years, 5 months ago by vsdookie.