1.a Once done how do you import each channel into logic? Right now I bounce each to a wave and bring it in. It’s time consuming.
1.b loyalty discounts.
Reply To: Separate tracks for each drum in Cubase. version: 3.1.7
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Logic ‘activates’ AUX channels in the mixer when a multichannel instrument is selected.
In this case, 16 stereo AUX tracks are created for SD3.
It is then your task to route each SD3 mixer channel output to one of these 16 AUX channels’ inputs.
PS. EZDrummer2 operates in the same manner.
Okay thanks but that doesn’t do anything.
I can select S3/4 S5/6 etc but nothing happens.
In EZ Drummer it opens new tracks but in SD3 it doesn’t, nothing happens.
I own Cubase 10.5 but I don’t use it enough to be a good teacher.
I opened a session and created 2 Instrument Tracks, putting EZDrummer2 on one track
and SuperiorDrummer3 on the other, selecting Multichannel Outputs on both virtual instruments.
I found no difference in activating the Cubase channels for each virtual instrument.
https://www.toontrack.com/manual/superior-drummer-3/5/5-1-mixer-tab-header-bar/5-1-1-the-mixer-menu
In the ‘Mixer’ dropdown menu on Mixer tab in SD3
(on the left side of the window, above the mixer channels, below [File] menu),
there is option to ‘Apply MultiChannel Output’
