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[Robert Paten]

This looks to be a feature I would enjoy also. Ignore the other guy, he just seems to instigate devil’s advocate wherever possible on this forum.

[Robert Paten]

I feel it should be included within an update but I think they will hold off until they release SD4. It’s a strange business model to have feature available on the lower tier product that isn’t on the flagship, so fingers crossed it comes soon.

[Robert Paten]

Are you still selling decades?

[Robert Paten]

Sorry it was sold last weekend

[Robert Paten]

All Sold

[Robert Paten]

Sent you an email

[Robert Paten]

Area 33 still available

[Robert Paten]

Hitmaker is now sold.

[Robert Paten]

I have sent you an email

[Robert Paten]

I’ve sent you an email

[Robert Paten]

This is related to another thread which might help solve your problem:

 

https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/how-to-create-enough-separate-outputs-for-sd3-in-logic-pro-x/?view=all

[Robert Paten]

Yeah nor would I but that’s how he likes to work and we should respect that.

[Robert Paten]

You can export and import midi files within each instance of SD3, alternatively you can drag and drop into the logic session.

I don’t think this set up is well suited for writing and editing/auditioning drum parts on the fly.

I might suggest an alternative workflow whereby you use a single instance of SD3 for writing/ auditioning grooves. You can get a rough mix going within SD3.

Then, when you’re finished writing you can revert to this set up to start mixing.

[Robert Paten]

An elementary thought but try using another set of headphones?

[Robert Paten]

Okay I’ve sent you an email

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