The different tracks in Superior Drummer 3 are made for different takes of the drums. Say you have a drum track, and you want to test another idea with different drums. By creating a new track you can try the new idea without deleting the old one. Tracks can als be used as a sketch pad, you drag down grooves that you might use soon and want to experiment with.
However, I understand that it would be useful with multiple tracks in the way you explained it: have them play at the same time. I will take a note of this as a feature request, and we’ll see what we can do…
Thanks for the feedback!
Hi Henrik.
Are you planning to add this feature anytime soon?
I was searching for the same thing OP wants and came across this topic. It could be great to play two or more tracks simultaneously.
In that case, instead of having Track tabs horizontally, it would make more sense to have them vertically aligned so that it is better to visualize the “layers”.
But this means each track should be able to hold a different kit/preset, which I am not sure if it is pragmatic enough.
Thank you.
Reply To: Using Multiple Tracks in SD3 version: 3.2.4 Operating system: Windows 10
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Question: What is an “Official Toontrack license transfer”?
Only to say that it is not an unused serial or anything and I will transfer it through Toontrack support. Sorry for any confusion, but I thought it would be good to mention this.
