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[Henrik Ekblom]

@sj1 said:
I’d like to know if after I’ve built a song in SD3 using the Song Creator and the Song Track, will I be able to drag that over to Cubase 9 and have all the sections (Verse, Pre-Chorus, Chorus, etc.) be labeled as such inside of my Cubase project.

You have to drag the MIDI files one by one. If you select them all and drag – they will merge into one big file. You could, of course, do that and afterwards cut it up inside your DAW.

Also, can a song in SD3 using the Song Creator be exported as a standard MIDI file (SMF)?

To export MIDI files, drag and drop them from the track, or press Track menu and “Export Song as MIDI File”. This will save a .MID file, following SMF (e.g. the MIDI standard file format).

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

The presets are saved with various articulations turned off, since they can be heavy on RAM. If you’d like to have the ruffs enabled I would recommend that you set up the preset as you like it and save it as a User Preset.

It would however be a useful feature to be able to let the user decide that “no matter what preset I load, load the ruffs – if they exist”. We will take note of that!

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

Ok, I am starting to understand your workflow. Where do you change kit – in the preset menu, under “Part Presets / Drumkits”?

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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[Henrik Ekblom]

If I set the starting bar to -2 in Logic Pro X, Superior Drummer 3 will still be in sync, it’s just that the 2 first bars aren’t visible. Is it like that in your DAW?
Do you need to have the 2 bars (-2 and -1) visible in Superior Drummer 3 to accomplish your task? E.g. you will record something there, and/or you do need it in the stand alone?

I ask these questions to know your situation – which is important before doing design changes…

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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