[KFrische]

Thank you Brad and John for responding.  I went offline due to family emergency and am only now picking up the pieces.

Both of your responses have helped.  What I am trying to do is harmonize the kick and snare in the key of C in order to compliment the song.

To do this, I’ve uploaded three wave files for each kick and snare stack (C, E, G, respectively), then muted the original snare and drum.   This seems to work in standalone mode, perhaps my DAW was causing issues?  If so, I’ll test and try that later.   However, as John specified, each of the sounds in the stack is leveraging the mic and effects of the original sound so its not sounding so great….way too loud as well.

So, John, how do I remove the inheritance of the effects on the original kick/snare?  Y ou specified to change the mic routing but I’m not sure where to start in the interface.   I’ve attached my drum kit so perhaps you could just edit the kit to show me?

Thank you.

Operating system: Windows 11

• This post was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by KFrische.

[KFrische]

Have you had time to try and duplicate this?

[KFrische]

I edited the post to attach a screen shot of what I was doing.

I can’t really use this tool effectively without a solution for this; it does seem to be a bug of some kind.

[KFrische]

Couldn’t find out how to post a new issue….seems to be hidden somewhere in the web site; certainly less than intuitive.

In this case, I have a kit selected and have successfully added 3 more kick drums via import to the kick stack.

However, when try to import any wave at all to the snare artictulations (rim shot or sidestick) it mangles the sound;  the result doesn’t sound like the original at all.

I have tried various clears and replaces to no avail.   I’ve tried turning off any processing on the new stack item but no luck there either.

Any ideas?  The original articulation sounds just fine.

I’ve attached a sample rim shot that I have tried where the resultant sound becomes more like a mangled snare.

 

Reply To: Midi import/audio bounce issues version: 3.3.7
Operating system: Windows 11

• This post was modified 4 months, 3 weeks ago by KFrische.

[KFrische]

Agreed.   This is a must have feature and I’m surprised this feature request has been ignored and/or downplayed in value.

The sample library platforms continue to grow in drum sample/groove/etc. offerings and all of them offer this as standard.  In fact, without this feature I will probably start migrating sound dev to sample only drum kit systems like Kontakt 8 and use these with readily available grooves.

Contrary to some opinions, these samples aren’t just EDM type sounds, they are real drum sounds as well.

The target:  Allow full drum kits (all instruments as part of current kit focus) to be tuned to key of song.

Update or become irrelevant is my thinking.

• This post was modified 5 months, 3 weeks ago by KFrische.

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