TrebleHook
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TrebleHookIf you are ever back look me up and borrow my kayaks and I’ll show you exactly where to go on the GPS. Don’t worry it won’t be the same place I’d like to tell some people here to go. Next time in LA I will try to remember to look you up. Thanks for trying to listen. Ridiculous that you can’t post an exact link and have it take you there. Just copied the link again see if this one works. https://youtu.be/n33qGXyMcT4
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TrebleHookYou may want to try a bounce with less compression on the guitar and get it to where the dynamics match the bass by adding a little compression to it, meet in the middle somewhere until the chapman sounds melted in. I’m new at this, but just what my ears are hearing, trying to be objective when music is a subjective matter is hard to do. Nice collection of original music you’ve created. Thank You!
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookKetchy tune, draws you right in, voice sounds convincing enough but lacks clarity. Cloudy against the rest of the mix to my ears. Thinking a high pass filter and dip in the mid range somewhere between 300-800khz, and a bump somewhere between 1 and 3 khz, and some air above 10 on the voice track might peak it out of the rest of the instruments. Maybe a different reverb to than rest of mix. Take it like a grain of salt, just what my not so magical ears are hearing.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookNot sure if it was intent, but vocals sounded out of tune maybe flange modulation effect. The Chapman Stick sounds awesome, more open with greater dynamics than the other tracks. Thanks for the opportunity to listen.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookUnless you own one of the ezx’s listed toontrack does not allow access to the link if you only own SD3. I’ve never known any other forums to be so occlusive when researching for product information.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookThanks John, initially I was trying to make sure I didn’t leave anything midi behind after upgrade to 3. I believe everything is working in order now I’ll let you know if any problems develop.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookJust a Bump
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TrebleHookHi John, Here’s a screenshot now. Was wondering if EZ Player and EZ Player Pro midi files work with SD3 too. I moved anything with EZ on it out of anything in SD3 Folder, must of brought those over from SD2. Not sure. Maybe assumed those EZX were midi files that came with SD2. I’ve never owned any EZX’s but didn’t know it was some kind of repository. I don’t see needing EZplayer/Pro with SD3 or anything with EZ for that matter. Would it be okay just to trash those too? Then back to the rest of my question about missing SD3 midi grooves. I’ve seen them all there before. Then I haven’t found a tutorial how those filters work for the midi grooves. Example was sampling the Blues Grooves, and there’s three midi files in the Bo Didley song file. the fills were missing last time I looked, but know for sure they were there before I clicked on Toms as a filter. When I try to revert back without the filters nothing changes. Thanks again and advance!
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookWhat did you find out?
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookI just upgraded to SD3 from SD2. From watching tutorials to better familiarize myself with the features in SD3 I ran across the video for bandmate in EZD3. Then started looking for the feature in SD3, because I have a groove in a rhythm guitar part I’d like to match and found out it only works in the Tracker feature with drum grooves, even deciphering the different kit pieces into their respective midi part. If by miscalculation and picks up the snare as a tom or vice versa, or any number of other similar drums, it has a menu so the part can be reassigned. What I’m wondering is if I took the recorded rhythm guitar, and dropped the part into tracker, then assigned it to say a Tom, which is the essence of what I’m going after in a Bo Didley style beat for the song, if it would work similar to bandmate? It would make sense then some hits in the translation could be reassigned from the Tom hits to another track like a kick. For the most part it is the transients of the rhythm groove part I’m playing on the guitar I’m looking to capture. It also makes me wonder if there will be an update for SD3 to add bandmate as a feature, because technically it’s almost there, or do the plan on adding it in an SD4 version and have to pay for an upgrade? The Caveats is there is no crossgrade pricing from SD2 to SD3, so full price was the cost to upgrade, but if I needed the bandmate feature of EZD3 I could of purchased it first and then get crossgrade price for SD3.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookI’ve had the same problem, and an instruction under settings set path in the screen shot which isn’t quite clear. It says quit superior drummer, then move the midi folder, then use locate. What exactly does that mean? Use locate in the finder? or Reopen Superior drummer 3.3.4 and use locate in set path? I did notice midi files that were lost then found by restarting computer and the SD3 they returned again. Then today I reopened and the midi banks were missing again after I changed a filter, but don’t remember what it was I changed and it’s gone missing again. There is certainly a learning curve coming from SD2. So along with you I’m looking for some clarity too, Because that would suck if you had to restart the computer and sd3 every time to reactivate them.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookThank John, the other question is to move those library folders to my external drive where the rest of the sample package is? SL-Dummy, SL-Perc, and SL-SD3-electronic wondering if they installed there as a default on my main ssd.
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookI missed the same thing. Bottom Line you can only record midi into your DAW. You can’t even delete individual hits in the EZ Player Pro sequencing window. One should never assume anything, but in turn it would be nice if Toontrack could spell it out better. Can not midi files be played in Superior Drummer to sample the patterns? Then all is needed to do is drag and drop the ones you wish to work with onto a midi track in your DAW where you can layer, alter, record, and delete ect individual drum hits like and unlike EZ Player. It would be nice to be able to sequence using input from a midi controller into a truly stand alone EZ Player Pro. Will there ever possibly be a true editing sequencer added to the function of EZ Player Pro?
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHookI’ll look for new drivers it is a motorola s305 headset and microphone
Thanks for the input and output,
Treble Hook
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
TrebleHook@John said:
Hi,
EZplayer Pro is MIDI output only, it does not emit any sound.
Hi John, what I meant to say then is Superior Drummer out put in free standing mode using EZ Player Pro to drive it does not output to my bluetooth headset via my macbook pro. It must bypass the core audio engine bluetooth routing. I opened it up in DP 8 and it’s outputs won’t use it either unfortunately. Let me know if you know of a work around!
Thanks for your input and output,
Treble Hook
Welcome to Florida, watch out for deadly sharks, snakes, and gators. Know worries, all the black bears and panthers have mostly been lost to unfettered sprawl, contaminated water, and greased shills and carpetbaggers courtesy of the corporations feeding them. A rare manatee is dying, and a Florida man fed red tide is creating a fish kill some place here now.
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