Bear-Faced Cow
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Bear-Faced CowIt almost has me wondering: what is the purpose of this MIDI note change, and is it worth it?
jord
Bear-Faced CowEven as is, I’m hearing cymbals without issue. Have you changed any routings within your mixer?
jord
Bear-Faced CowThe Environment routes MIDI, not audio. It is a very convoluted way to set up multiple instances of EZ Drummer when one could simply program what they want within those instances or with a track stack in the Arrange Window.
jord
Bear-Faced CowI was about to ask the same thing. I don’t see anything that specifically says “Tape Kit”, so please provide some more details.
jord
Bear-Faced CowPretty much as Brad said. Using multi-out, you lose whatever bus processing EZ Drummer gave you in the preset. You need to add your own in Logic. This is mixing 101.
The presets will not sound the same without it.
jord
Bear-Faced CowBasically what Shootie said: you’re not routing MIDI into Logic. You’re routing audio.
You don’t need to control every aspect of the drums on a granular level. Many of the channels will be set and forget. You would only be automating a couple of channels as far as drums go. Racktoms and Floortoms can be grouped into their own respective channels.
Another thing to consider is that when using multi-outs, you are responsible for supplying your own bus processing.
jord
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Thanked by: Brad and ShootieBear-Faced CowI was thinking the same thing. Something might be scanning the files for virus signatures.
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Thanked by: BradBear-Faced CowTaking minutes to load is not normal. Something is stealing loading time. Do you have any disk tools or virus checkers running?
As for reloading your libraries, this is as easy as dragging them to the new disk and pointing Superior Drummer to the new locations. The production manager will know where they are in order to update them.
jord
Bear-Faced CowAll of my libraries are on a dedicated SSD in a thunderbolt drive bay. Been working with a 10GB kit and is loading in roughly 6 seconds.
Is anything else using your drive at the same time?
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Thanked by: Frode HansenBear-Faced CowOctaves are definitely good for effects, especially with percussion. In many cases on the old Roland D-50s, many of the background effects in a patch were sped up drum and percussion loops a couple of octaves up.
jord
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