It would be great if SD3 had a one-click option to activate or deactivate ALL articulations for a certain instrument. Currently, only clicking on each individual articulation helps, and in cases such as on the screenshot below, 13 clicks must be done to activate all articulations 👇
Also, it would be great to have a text-box inside SD3, for keeping notes for each selected drum set.
Thanks for making such a great product 💥
I +1 this.
Similarly, I’d like to see some global default options for some things like that.
*Always load all/x articulations*
*Always load all/x mic bleeds*
*Always load all/x number of hit variations/layers*
SD3 with Fields of Rock, Death and Darkness, Real to Reel, Legacy of Rock, Stories, Hitmaker, Decades, State of the Art, Stockholm, Jazz Sessions, Hansa, Rock Foundry, Area 33 (in order of preference). Plus a few older SDX's and EZX's.
Into: Reaper with Ryzen 5700x, 32GB RAM and assorted SSD's.
Through: Focusrite Scarlett 6i6 Gen2 USB Audio Interface
From: eDRUMin 10 + eDRUMin 8 with assorted Roland and Yamaha pads.
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Thanked by: SaleMesserschmittI’m just getting going with SD3 and some aspects are pretty disappointing. I would like to see in SD4:
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Thanked by: SaleMesserschmittHey, Travis,
I calibrated my Roland VH-14D hats within SD3 so that they really feel and work perfectly with the samples and articulations. I don’t know which module you’re using, but with the TD-27 it’s not supposed to use all 3 zones of the VH-14D, but there is a workaround, perhaps you’ll find this video useful: https://youtu.be/LxJfkFH6npQ?si=n_H57m699AuW5Zun&t=182
About your issue with “built-in” room reverb (presumably you’re using the Core library), my experience is that it’s not at all audible when you mix your drums with other instruments. Btw, you might wanna check in other SDX (f.e. The Rooms of Hansa and Hitmaker), which feature some very dry-sounding presets.
I agree with you about the sound preview of individual elements. This should be way easier and user-friendly.
It would be great if SD3 had a one-click option to activate or deactivate ALL articulations for a certain instrument. Currently, only clicking on each individual articulation helps, and in cases such as on the screenshot below, 13 clicks must be done to activate all articulations 👇
Hi,
you can always select the first one, then shift+click the last one to perform an activation/de-activation to all selected.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
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Thanked by: Scott Eshleman and BradI agree with you about the sound preview of individual elements. This should be way easier and user-friendly.
Considering that you can break out the mixer tab into its own window and solo whatever channel to listen to it, there’s nothing that is difficult or user unfriendly here. Using this, I can put an entire drum mix together within 15 minutes.
I’ve already addressed some of the other stuff in another thread.
jord
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