– On another note, I don’t quite understand what you mean by 1) “start another instance of SD3 in Logic and add more instruments there” Do you mean Open Logic Pro program > Select Software Instruments > AU Instruments > Toontracks etc….?
When you have an instrument track in Logic with Superior Drummer 3, you can add another instrument track in Logic which also has SD3. E.g., 2 instances of Superior Drummer 3 is running in Logic.
One scenario where this can be beneficial is when you have a normal drum kit loaded on one of the instances, and Latin Percussion on the other. It can be easier to handle the sound and the MIDI when those are separated – instead of having both drums and percussion in one instance of SD3.
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2) “Use an empty preset so no drums that you already have in the first instance takes up unnecessary memory and CPU” Can you advise how to setup an Empty preset with no drums?
You can set up an empty kit by going to the Drums and Mixer preset menu, and select Drum Kits > Clear All Instruments
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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Thanked by: JaceSelect the instrument you want to add stacks to, and go to More > Stack/Add To/ – and select the articulation you want to add the stack to.
To make SD3 play different stacks depending on velocity, select the articulation and adjust the Velocity Gate.
In this screenshot, the stacked articulation will only play when the velocity is at least 100.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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