Bear-Faced Cow
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Bear-Faced CowThis is being way too overthought as far as Logic goes. Latency within Logic is more pertinent to Audio rather than MIDI. there should be no perceived latency delay for MIDI input to software instruments, even at higher CoreAudio sample rates. If you are experiencing any noticeable delay within Logic, then you need to adjust your audio and/or delay compensation settings.
Just for reference, why are you go for settings are at 1024 and I am using SD3 through my Maschine control with no latency.
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Bear-Faced CowRoute your kit pieces to their own busses and route them to separate outputs and bounce the outputs.
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Thanked by: Mariusz SochackiBear-Faced CowCan you ZIP up your SD3 project and post it? It might be easier to help you figure this out if you put up a file to work with.
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Bear-Faced CowAre you certain that you’re hearing bleed and not an ambience channel? Perhaps, you May have hid one of the ambience channels that have instruments going through them.
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Bear-Faced CowDid you right-click the target region and select “Paste on Selected Block” (or something like that)? I use this all the time to come up with new grooves. Works like a charm.
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Bear-Faced CowYou can copy the region containing the hi-hat and then paste it on the regions containing the drums.
ToonTrack just released a video outlining this:
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Bear-Faced CowYou can’t apply the mixer from another expansion to your kit as the routings differ between expansions. What you can do, however, is select kit pieces from different expansions (option-r) and load them into your mixer. However, you will have to adjust microphone routines when doing so.
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Thanked by: Raynaldo MartineBear-Faced CowYou can set the download location in the Product Manager to your external drive.
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Bear-Faced CowIf you right-click on your kit piece and select Search for Instrument… you can select a kit piece from any library.
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Bear-Faced CowHard to tell without looking at the SD3 project. Post it so we can see.
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Bear-Faced CowWhat kind of results do you get if you drag one of the offending MIDI grooves from the Finder (IIRC you’re on a Mac?) into SD3?
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Bear-Faced CowHe’s asking how you got the grooves into SD3. Maybe there’s something in the GM grooves that aren’t complying with the GM standard which could be causing SD3 to barf.
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Bear-Faced CowI use a Maschine and Maschine Mikro controller. Although not as straightforward to set up, they have proven very versatile. I’m more preferable to the larger unit as I can switch groups on the fly, allowing me to switch kit pieces without missing a beat (pun intended, perhaps) or feeling like I’m playing a game of Twister on the pads.
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Bear-Faced CowThis depends on what kind of chimes you’re after. As far as Bodhran goes, I’m usually using loops for those types of world instruments. In the context of a song, no one is probably going to point it out.
Aside from the Bodhran not being a part of Orchestral Pack SDX, I’d probably only recommend that pack if you’re serious about using such a pack more often than not.
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Bear-Faced CowFollow the directions in this thread.
https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/cant-install-on-catalina/
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