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[John]

Hi,

are you referring to audio files exported from SD3 (the internal Bounce) or from Cubase?
Do you have an SD3 Project where this happens with MIDI on the Song Track that you can zip and attach to a post here?

BR,
John

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[John]

sveje77 wrote:

EZd3 still has the more functional Grid Editor. Why hasn’t SD3 been updated in this regard?

Hi, SD3 does indeed have a Grid Editor. Hit the ‘P’ key or double-click a groove on the SD3 Track.

BR,
John

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[John]

https://www.toontrack.com/faq/how-do-i-move-my-sound-libraries-expansions-to-an-external-drive/

BR,
John

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[John]

Great! No, leave it if anyone else is in the same spot and searches for a solution.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hi,

please update to the latest available version, currently 1.3.1.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi,

I would say ≈170+ MIDI files included in the Fusion EZX.

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hi,

you can record a melody directly onto the Song Track with a MIDI controller and/or pencil it in in the Grid Editor. You can highlight the Scale and/or Chord keys in the Grid to make it easier to pencil in a melody that fits the Chords.

BR,
John

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[John]

How many CPU Cores are selected in Settings > Performance?

BR,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

How it is supposed to work (and how it works for me) is:
– that you leave all MIDI assignments unaltered on the DRUMS page
– you open the MIDI In/E-drums Settings, Enable ‘Use Preset’ and select a pre-made one, create your own or a mix of both, which you then Save as your own Preset.

This Preset should “stick” even if you switch kit Presets or Libraries. It doesn’t stick if you load another Project where this Preset is not Enabled.
If you create a Custom Kit and MIDI Preset and want this to be your Default setup, you make all adjustments and Enable your MIDI Preset, then ‘Set Current to Default Project’.

If your Default Project is Saved with your Custom MIDI Preset, it will be applied when opening the standalone or when inserting a new instance in a DAW.
If you have another Project where you do not have your Custom MIDI Preset applied, you can either load it and go to MIDI In/E-drums Settings and apply the MIDI Preset or just go to Load Settings From > Default Project.

BR,
John

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[John]

Hi Peter,

if you are on the DRUMS page and hit the ‘M’ key on your keyboard, you toggle Mute on/off for the currently selected Instrument. Can be easy to hit it accidentally.

As for the Fader/Channel thing, it’s not a hard-wired setup like that, with a fixed number of Mono/Stereo Mixer Channels.
I.e. a Library has got a number of microphones used when recoding it. How many and their Mono/Stereo set up is decided by the producer for that Library in question.
E.g. ‘Area 33 – Origin’ has got 52 microphones. These microphones, whether Mono or Stereo, can be routed to a Bus or Output. All Busses and Outputs are Stereo.
If you click the output section of a Mixer Channel (right below the Fader) you can decide where to send it – Bus or Output. Panning controls for a Mixer channel depends on whether it is a Mono or Stereo Microphone used.

I hope this clarifies,
John

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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[John]

Hi,
the Tam-Tam is Muted on the DRUMS page. Click the ‘Clear Mute’ button to hear it.
I’m afraid I do not understand what you mean with “31/32 doesn’t appear in the mono section”?
I suspect that you are not yet familiar with Microphones and the Mixer but please elaborate.
If memory serves me right, it does not have a Close Mono Mic, if that is what you mean. You can always right-click an Instrument go to More > Route Instrument Microphones to see the available microphone options for Close and Bleed signals.

BR,
John

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