[mje13]

33ledjent33 wrote:

I would love to have this feature as I am sitting with my client/co-producer working on his album and adding individual articulations is super time-consuming when in theory it should be the matter of two clicks like running a single stack with shared articulations. I would pay extra money just for this feature!

Reply To: Is it Possible to Create a Track Stack that will Play ALL ARTICULATIONS? version: 3.2.1
Operating system: macOS Mojave (10.14)

+1 and agree here. A bit cumbersome, unless there is a reason to not stack across articulations that I can’t think of as a non-drummer.

[mje13]

Andrew Payne wrote:

I actually route all of my cymbals and rides to a new separate channel for each and also include in OH as well. That way I have full control.

Reply To: Is there a way to separate Cymbals into a separate track in Superior Drummer 3? version: 3.3.6
Operating system: Windows 10

That’s a good idea. How do you do that –> route each cymbal to its own track?

[mje13]

Wait so a related question on an instrument…

my side stick hit on the snare was too low so I added into my existing sd3 a new snare as instrument, turned higher and only for the stick hits.

are you saying that those hits won’t be captured in the OH and ambient? I am somewhat new to sd3. Thanks!

[mje13]

Would you need two instances of the SD3 plug in or would it work to add an instrument to the kit and assign it one or the other?

[mje13]

Revisiting this if anyone has built a Carter Beauford-like preset with the included kit, where there is a Yamaha Custom + a fair amount of cymbals he uses. I’m trying to build something. Might require a second kit just for cymbals.

[mje13]

Hi, I just came across this and facing the same issue. I have SD3 with Reaper, getting clicks and pops when using SD3 on a track.

The pops are within the SD3 FX window (not within Midi editor as noted above). The pops continue using 1, 2 or 4 cores. Any idea how I may be able to resolve this?

Thanks.

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