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The default mapping in SD3 extends the GM format. There should be no issues using your GM grooves as is. Note that GM grooves lack articulations unique to SD3.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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Very nice! I enjoyed listening to it. Not sure what else I could say.
I bought the hip-hop offbeat midi pack during the black Friday sales, seeing as I never like to turn my back on any type of possibilities (I did that 30+ years ago and it is still biting my ass today). I did wonder at the time how someone like me was going to use it. This just gave me some new inspiration.
On top of all of your other contributions to this community, thank you for this one.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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Thanked by: JohnInstalls fine on Catalina using the Product Manager. Installed various MIDI packs without issue. May want to check/repair your permissions.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
That being said, however, if you are hell-bent on using the core library, I would begin with either the Yamaha or the Gretsch kick with Ludwig black beauty snare. Compressing one of the surround channels might give you a similar effect as the chamber, or you can use the ambient channel replacement trick by stacking a Roots kit piece and using the chamber. Using the core library however, you would need some EQ to filter out there frequencies that would steal the punch you were looking for.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
Having had a chance to listen to what you were after, you can get what you need right off the bat using the Roots SDX. The key in this is not only in the sound of the library, but also in the hits style of the player. In the case of this SDX, Futureman has a hit style most suited. Backing off on the ambient mics while bringing up the chamber, along with a touch of parallel compression, will bring out the punch.
while you can probably achieve something similar with Hansa, from what I have heard from the demos, I believe Roots nails it better. I have been using it for a song that requires a similar type of head style, and it works amazingly, in my opinion.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
Why not just start a thread on the SD3 section of this forum? The two key elements are right there to leverage: resources and reach. If there is enough momentum, the admin‘s can make it into a sticky.
Could also be a spot to share tips and tricks for creating presets (I discovered some huge time savers that aid in my preset creations).
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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Thanked by: Leo KConsidering that most modern pop presets can be used for today’s gospel/P&W, you might need to elaborate specifically on what you were looking for.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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I haven’t seen any issue as far as “use preset…“ and the Logic drum designer map within SD3. Sounds more like some anomaly with the script itself.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
It sounds rather characteristic of in 1176 slamming the audio with a moderate attack. Short of telling you that you may have to do this by ear, you would probably have to route this into a DAW and use one of the more faithful emulations (such as UAD) to achieve the same results. It might not hurt to follow it up with a good tape emulation to give it a little bit of a push while clamping the mids.
I wouldn’t be surprised if EK used this channel in parallel with the other ambient channels to give the drums that extra drive.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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You might have to elaborate. MPX as I know it is an audio format for radio. if you’re referring to something different, it would help to post a reference such as a URL.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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EZD is a software instrument and not an audio effect. You need to create a software instrument track and load EZD from the instrument selection drop down menu.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
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In addition to Scott’s suggestion, you can also split apart the mixer tab into its own window, allowing you to view the kits as well as the mixer.
This will work within your DAW. You can also use Mac’s suggestion within your DAW.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
This can be easily done with a macro tied to the envelope. Adjust your envelope’s decay and release values to your choked sound and apply the values to the macro knob with fully open values at the other end. If you are using Logic, you can bind the macro to a smart control and automate it in the arrange window.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
If it is loading in Standalone, you have more than likely installed it correctly.
Makes sure that “Enable Audio Units” is checked in the Audio/MIDI prefs. Pending that, delete your AU Cache and re-launch GarageBand. Otherwise, you should be able to find it as per the attached screenshot.
Hope this helps
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
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Thanked by: m.a.z.Check the plug-in manager to see if it is validation. If it is not, then try resetting and revalidating it.
It is working here.
jord
Jordan L. Chilcott
Web Site: https://jordanchilcottmusic.com/
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