I had posted a question about “moving/arranging” channels, as I had thought that it was a feature “not yet implemented”. However, it appears that I hadn’t “updated” in a while; because after the update I just did…voila!…you can grab and move now! Awesome! Thanks for listening to your customers Toontrack”;)
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Thanks for your response! I did figure out how to copy the meters in SD3…the “paste on board” in the time signature “options”. I recorded the original section to a “fudged” meter, where I just modified it to have the same overall length as the section. Then, after calculating out the meters, I tried to impose these in reaper…over the same section. The one thing I seem to be missing is how to “link” the two where meter is concerned. For instance, if I create tempo changes in Reaper and select “follow host” in SD3…the tempo changes are recognized by SD3. However, when I create “meter” changes in reaper they don’t appear to be recognized by SD3. Subsequently, I have to go in and make the changes there as well.
Yeah, that’s what I do as well…but sometimes it wants to merge fragments, especially fill-sections. Thought maybe there was setting somewhere that might impact this.
So, the only way I could both “solo” individual drum tracks was to put them into a folder. Which, you can’t use the main SD3 plugin track for. So, I created a separate track for the folder. Then, I could solo parts. Is this the correct approach to this issue?
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Jose, thank you VERY much for the detailed explanation! So, what you’re saying is that I have to “record” the tracks unlike how I was just “apply FX to track”/Rendering when it was just the midi-data on the same channel as my SD3 plugin? I had a feeling that was going to be the way. A little more time-consuming…but more flexibiity.
Thanks again!
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ps. Someone in the Reaper Forum said that I could Render the Drum-Bus in the Render dialog window. So, that might be a way to check the summing without having to wait for the entire song to record the drum tracks? Maybe that result would be the same anyway?
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@ Bryan…for some reason, I didn’t think I could change the instruments on screen. As such, I’ve been “adding” them. I see now that I CAN indeed change them! Awesome!
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So, which of the NY expansions fixes the preset issue? I see that vol 1 & 3 are both at Avatar studios. Do either of these fix the issue or would both be required?
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I’m unfamiliar with the terms “stack” and “ambience replacement trick”. Could you please elaborate on this? I’ve never messed with any of the folders or deep settings in SD3.
Ok…so, If I like the preset (as is)…can I just load it without the missing…etc…and then just re-save/name it so that the error dialog box won’t come up?
Man, I figured it out…all my fault. I forgot that I was experimenting with killing effect trails…and I turned off “run FX when stopped (good for some VSTi)”. Apparently, it’s good for SD3….lol;)
