Simple question?

[Guy]

Hi all. Noob here. Enjoying it so far. DFH brilliant. Post Metal ok…needs more midi to show off what it can do…

 

my question: what is the purpose of having more than one track.

In any given session you’d only work with one song/one timeline at once, right?

Are the different ‘tracks’ for variations on your original project (but then, why not save different variations using ‘save as’?)

 

There is probably a really useful purpose for this function, but I’m not seeing it.

cheers

EZdrummer version: 3.0.5
Operating system: macOS Ventura (13)

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[Mick Avoidant]

I’ve made a song with two drum tracks. One has one kick drum for most of the song. The other has two kicks, tuned high and low, in the bridge.

[Shootie]

Different versions of a song to try out. Different tracks allow different tempos and time sigs.

Here’s a video where I use a separate track as a sorting utility which is common for my workflow.

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[Guy]

Thanks fellas, that makes sense. I like the ‘boneyard’ idea… it looks like a more efficient way of assembling a collection of grooves, rather than having to go back to the browser every five minutes…?

 

Cheers

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