“apply multichannel outputs” Can I make this default for all kits? SD3

[ds1]

Hi,

Can I get SD3 to make the default for all existing kits to always be “apply multichannel outputs” in the mixer? Or must I manually change this for each kit, then resave it as a different name? I think this would make more sense as a global setting, but  don’t see a way.

Thanks

ds

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.0.2
Operating system: Windows 10

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[Bear-Faced Cow]

Have you tried saving your project as a default project?

I usually save my go to kits as a patch/template in my DAW. This way, all the routings and plug-ins are recalled instantly, saving mixing time.

jord

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Jordan L. Chilcott

Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/

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Thanked by: Scott Eshleman

[ds1]

Thanks Jordan, yeah I guess I can do that, but I have a load kits from the packs that all default to stereo output, so when I’m checking them out I have switch it on each time, then as these kits are part of a pack, I need to “save as..” as you can’t overwrite (“save”)  anything on those kits. So it mean I will have to manually do that for each kit, and also have a duplicate (i.e. mutlichannel default) of each kit I want to try out, just seems like a lot of hassle, not sure I can see a reason for this not to be a global config setting, or was thinking I’m maybe just not using it right or something

[Tom Conner]

Yah I’m not aware of a way to edit many existing kits at the same time. I wish there were, I have around 140. Though, can this be done by loading a mix preset from another kit? I think that may just be channel settings though.

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