This is a bit of a tough one because the track I’m working on has sections with both Loud and regular snare hits and a pre-chorus with the side sticks. I may have to take gseshleman’s idea but instead of copying the loud side stick midi back into the drum track, just keep it as a separate midi on it’s own and render just the side stick portion as a WAV first, then layer it into my song.
First off, thanks for the input. What you explained in your first response is EXACTLY what I’m going through. When I open a midi file in Cubase that I exported through FL Studios each instrument is on a separate track, but all playing the same Grand Piano sound. This is very frustrating.
If we can figure out how to do this properly, I would absolutely LOVE EZdrummer. Programming the drums in FL Studios is so much easier for me then in Cubase. I’ll try your suggestion with Hydrogen and play around with it so thanks for that. I’ve been trying to search for an answer around the web but it doesn’t seem like anyone else is having the same issue.
Anyways, thanks again for your input. I’ll let you know if I figure anything out. I’ll keep checking back here for answers but my email is konyaku81@gmail.com if you want to discuss further offline.
Thanks for your reply. I’m really happy to hear that you can edit the midi notes individually, although if would be even better if you can do it right in the software.
Do you have any recommended videos or written tutorials on how to do this effectively?
