SD3 Tracker Mix Routing

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  • John
    Moderator

    Well,

    Tracker is not meant to mix through, the idea is to replace your audio tracks with MIDI so I don’t think that there’s something wrong here.
    I totally get it that you would, in certain situations, prefer to route the audio from your audio tracks to a different output than 1/2 but again, you’re not supposed to mix with the audio you’re replacing.
    When done replacing, Export the MIDI to the Song Track and forget about the audio you just replaced 😉

    BR,
    John

    John Rammelt - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

    Jerm__
    Participant

    @John said:
    Well,

    Tracker is not meant to mix through, the idea is to replace your audio tracks with MIDI so I don’t think that there’s something wrong here.
    I totally get it that you would, in certain situations, prefer to route the audio from your audio tracks to a different output than 1/2 but again, you’re not supposed to mix with the audio you’re replacing.
    When done replacing, Export the MIDI to the Song Track and forget about the audio you just replaced 😉

    BR,
    John  

    I don’t understand why you wouldn’t want it to mix properly to the right output. Then there’s absolutely no reason to have the mix knob in Tracker? What am I missing here……

    With it properly routed, it would make blended both samples and audio source tracks well. Instead your answer makes it seems that using the source tone isn’t the goal of Tracker and that Tracker’s purpose is to 100% sample replace files…..

    Scott
    Moderator

    I use the mix knobs on the Tracker channels so I can make sure there are no missed triggers in the detections.

    Scott Sibley - Toontrack
    Technical Advisor

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