If you click on the instrument menu list below the Sound Recognition header, you’ll see what instrument the current track is triggering. In there, you can change what instrument, and articulation, to play on triggered notes.
The general design of the tracker is that the the upper area is handling the source audio, and the bottom area is handling the triggered Superior Drummer 3 sounds.
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Right click the Volume control on the Phaser effect and select Bind to CC. Select the first available value in the list, but you can select any.
Now when you go into the Grid Editor, and press the drop down (left of the curve edit area), you’ll have the CC that controls the Phazer Volume in that list.
Select it and edit the curve.
Side note – it’s often better to automate effects by changing their Mix volume, any other control that changes their effect on the audio, or bypassing them, instead of turning on/off, since the latter can cause some audio glitches, latency issues etc. This is a general tip and doesn’t only apply to SD3!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
