I’m not quite understand what you mean. The MIDI grooves are in my drum track in my DAW now. So what do you mean: mute the MIDI regions in my DAW? Sorry for having a mental block about this.
I checked out Edit Play Styles. My problem is that I already put the tracks into my DAW, so the drum grooves are not in the song creation tool. Why I did that, I don’t know.
The problem with editing my own drum grooves is that it’s very time consuming. It’s just easier to find a groove in SD3. So I guess I messed up. Thanks!
Scott, Henrik – I thought I had gone through everything in the mixer. But I noticed the knobs at the very top. I opened it, and it was about mic bleed. I turned the knobs off on all the channels, and that helped a lot.
Thanks!
Greg
This post was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by greg54.
I know how to get multiple tracks within Sonar. But I was suggesting that EZD2 be able to do this within its own mixer without having to have multiple tracks loaded within my DAW.
Thanks for posting the video. I will check it out and see how to do it within Sonar. But I was actually referring to being able to have the mixer in EZD2 allow you to have windows per track to where you can add FX for each drum part (snare, kick, etc). But the video helps.
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