Is it Possible to Create a Track Stack that will Play ALL ARTICULATIONS?

[Sun_11]

Hi, Is it Possible to Create a Track Stack that...

Hi,

Is it Possible to Create a Track Stack that will Play ALL ARTICULATIONS?

I just want to have an additional snare drum play anything that the original snare drum is playing.

I really hope that you do not have to create a separate snare drum for each individual articulation…. that would be crazy.

If anyone knows the answer, I really appreciate your help and feedback.

Thanks

Hi,

Is it Possible to Create a Track Stack that will Play ALL ARTICULATIONS?

I just want to have an additional snare drum play anything that the original snare drum is playing.

I really hope that you do not have to create a separate snare drum for each individual articulation…. that would be crazy.

If anyone knows the answer, I really appreciate your help and feedback.

Thanks

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[mje13]

33ledjent33 wrote:

I would love to have this feature as I am sitting with my client/co-producer working on his album and adding individual articulations is super time-consuming when in theory it should be the matter of two clicks like running a single stack with shared articulations. I would pay extra money just for this feature!

Superior Drummer 3 version: 3.2.1
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

+1 and agree here. A bit cumbersome, unless there is a reason to not stack across articulations that I can’t think of as a non-drummer.

[patrick maguire]

The work around is to create an additional instance of SD3 on a new channel. Make the second on the newly added “stack” and solo the instruments you want (or delete un wanted midi notes). The new instrument can have all the articulations it already includes and will be played by the same midi notes.

If you are using a DAW to trigger the midi notes you just copy all same midi data on the first track to the new track.

If your using the grid sequencer inside SD3 you make an exact copy of the first instance of SD3 on to a new track. the second SD3 can now have whatever snare you choose with all the multiple articulations being triggered within the SD3 grid. either solo the new instrument or delete the unwanted ones.

These methods are about 100 time easier and faster than adding individual articulations within an existing stack…. nightmare slow and tedious!

IT would be great if SD3 had this option inside the plug in. It would be a “duplicate”  feature: that would include all the same midi assignment, routing and bleed functions of the original instrument.

The existing “stack” design inside SD3 can not do this because different instruments sample contain different assignments of samples. For example, not every snare choice has all the same articulations as every other snare choice. However most include the big ones like “center, edge, rimshot…etc”. I I wish SD3 would simply try and add the articulations where it made common sense and let us deal with the odd missing articulation that would be created by a multi articulated stack.

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• This post was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by patrick maguire.

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