Hello,
I have an issue that has been driving me insane. I am trying to record the drum sound that I have created in Superior Drummer 3 into Ableton and I would obviously like it to be recorded into my DAW exactly as how I edited the sound in Superior Drummer 3, and herein lies the issue:
I have created stacks on floor toms, all on the ‘centre hit’ articulation. I can only ever hear this edit correctly when I press on the “centre hit’ in the Groove editor, or when I press on the whole stack itself in the drum column.
I notice that when I create a new stack, along with that a new channel is created with the default output as 1/2. I obviously if I try to record in this into Ableton, then I need to route the stack to the channel that I’d record it on? So let’s say Floor Tom Left Is 3/4
Do I change the stack to also be 3/4? When I do this, the sound changes?
I find this stacking to be an essential feature in Superior Drummer, I have owned the software for awhile and have become accustomed to using it, but when it comes to stacking I find it absolutely impossible and exhausting to capture the sound of the drums after a lot of internal editing in the SD3 software. I don’t understand why the ‘stack’ just doesn’t effect the same channel of the main instrument that I’m wanting to edit, instead of creating a whole new channel for it that is difficult to record?
If someone could please assist me, I’d be most appreciative. Again, I just want to create stacks, and know where/how/what to route where so that it is both audible in SD3 and possible to record the overall drums exactly as they sound within the software itself.
Thank you for your assistance.
Operating system: macOS Sequoia (15)
