SD3 Project / Preset / Memory

[MARK DAVIES]

Hi,

Just a simple question. In SD3 what  is the difference between a project and a preset? And do they require extra memory/ hard drive space?.

Thank – you

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Thanked by: NickK_2

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[Scott Eshleman]

PROJECT =
https://www.toontrack.com/manual/superior-drummer-3/9-1-the-file-menu

SUPERIOR DRUMMER 3 PROJECT FILES (from the SD3 manual)
Projects saved from the file menu include essentially everything that you see in all of Superior Drummer 3’s tabs. This includes items that a SD3 Preset (loaded from the Presets selection menu) would not. Saved in a SD3 Project are the following:

1. Drums selected / Bleed Levels
2. Property Box States
3. Macro Controls
4. Song Track
5. Groove Tab filters
6. Selected grooves
7. Edit Play Style State
8. Grid editor adjustments
9. Mixer Tab (including all effect settings and levels).
10. Mixer Visibility
11. Tracker Files
12. All Tracker Settings
13. Global settings and window sizes / scale
14. 16-bit state
15. Cache mode
16. Master Volume
17. Bounce Volume
18. MIDI learn

PRESET =

https://www.toontrack.com/manual/superior-drummer-3/3-1-library-and-preset-menus

Superior Drummer 3’s Drums and Mixer Presets offer a unique selection of drums that have been fully mixed and processed by a variety of producers to achieve a specific sonic goal. This includes any combination of level, panning, effect processing, and Property Box alterations that the producer desired to achieve the particular sound.    …(and) allow the user to load any desired sound preset without loosing any work that has been completed on the Song Track or in the Tracker tab.

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Thanked by: zenwarlord, NickK_2 and MARK DAVIES

[zenwarlord]

Thank you!

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