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[Scott Eshleman]

Possible? YES!! in fact, preferred.

from the SD3 manual:
The Sound Library can be installed to an external hard drive by customizing the installer.
This is done by clicking the Browse button in the Library Part 1 installer.

[Scott Eshleman]

I don’t know, Jack.

It looks like it worked for me.

Maybe Support fixed it after your post…

 

[Scott Eshleman]

drumjack52 wrote:

I’d like to make a couple of requests for usability...

I’d like to make a couple of requests for usability changes in the forum software. The first is the ability to see the actual post being quoted in a response. Currently one doesn’t see the actual text of the post. This is the only website where in the forums you don’t see the quoted text when formulating a response. This would help when a post being quoted has several items and one is only responding to one and not everything. The second request is the ability to multi-quote several posts so one can cover several items in one post. Again every other website forum allows some form of multi-quoting.

I’d like to make a couple of requests for usability changes in the forum software. The first is the ability to see the actual post being quoted in a response. Currently one doesn’t see the actual text of the post. This is the only website where in the forums you don’t see the quoted text when formulating a response. This would help when a post being quoted has several items and one is only responding to one and not everything. The second request is the ability to multi-quote several posts so one can cover several items in one post. Again every other website forum allows some form of multi-quoting.

Testing the forum “Quote” function with Jack’s post,

rixa wrote:

Thank you for the feedback, we will forward this to our web team.

and with Rickard’s response.
At one time, this ‘quoting’ functionality had worked…

I used it frequently.

[Scott Eshleman]

Please be sure that you are attempting to load the plugin
on a stereo Instrument Track in Pro Tools…

[Scott Eshleman]

Have you tried posting your issue here on the forum?
There’s usually enough talent here at any point in time to possibly help with your issue.

[Scott Eshleman]

travis wrote:

Bear-Faced Cow wrote:

Installer is doing more than a mere copy of sound content. You’ll just have to be patient while it is doing its work.

Watching what the install did, it actually does look to be mostly just copying and moving files from the download directories to the ‘SL-SuperiorDrummer3’ directory on the same drive, which adds up to around 100 minutes worth of copying.

The ‘copying‘ portion of the installation might actually go faster
if the [DOWNLOAD] location and SD3 library were not on the same drive.

[Scott Eshleman]

from the SD3 manual…

[Scott Eshleman]

While you’ve peaked my interest in them, I don’t currently have any experiences with AeroDrums.
Have you read this section of the manual? https://aerodrums.com/manual/#midi

or reviewed this FAQ https://aerodrums.com/using-aerodrums-with-daws-drum-samplers/

[Scott Eshleman]

I am able to remove items from the cart using either of 2 methods:

• by reducing the quantity of an item to zero (0), or
• by clicking the ‘X’ in the upper-right corner of the item’s listing

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Thanked by: drumman1968

[Scott Eshleman]

Mick Avoidant wrote:

Jimi Watson wrote:

I think you’re right. I need to tweak. I know I can have it on a separate output and gate it but it’s not really the same thing. It won’t change what bleeds into the OHs, and gates can wreck the front of a drum hit as well.

I will have to look elsewhere.

Thanks for your input!

I’ve gated a kick without losing the start of the hit. All it needs is the right threshold and release settings.

or use Fab Dupont’s trick ‘Crystal Ball, Future-Looking’ duplicate Kick track sidechain trick.
Essentially, a duplicate of the Kick track is made and has been slid forward on the timeline
to enable the gate/compressor to ‘see’ the transients, etc. before they actually occur on the ‘real’ Kick track.
(The duplicate Kick track is used ONLY as a sidechain & should be routed/bussed where it will be unheard in the mix.)

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Thanked by: Brad and Jimi Watson

[Scott Eshleman]

Don’t forget the Nashville EZX as well.

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Thanked by: Glenn Stanton

[Scott Eshleman]

Once upon a time, (on Windows PCs) you could configure your Google Drive as a mapped drive (i.e.; drive G:).
I don’t know if that functionality still exists with Google Drive.

If it does, you could link a USER MIDI folder within EZD to one on the G: drive

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