Routing Getgood Drums In Cakewalk By Bandlab
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- How to route Getgood Drums in Cakewalk by Bandlab!
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Cakewalk by bandlab is an AMAZING DAW that I've been using for the last 10 years. There's no videos currently showing how to route getgood drums within the program so I decided to make one! Hope you find this helpful!
This is also my first tutuorial video. Any pointer or tips on how to improve the quality or overall viewing pleasure of this video are greatly appreciated!
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buying a drum set and learning to play them is legit easier than figuring out how to use kontakt player. I'm not kidding, i tried to use EWQL back in the day and ended up just learning how to play the damn piano instead because i couldn't get kontakt to work for piano samples.
Finally! A routing vid that actually makes sense to me. Great job! Thank you!!
Attention: when you make the channels in Kontakt, you have to route them by clicking at the bottom of a channel, and then assigning that one to two corresponding outputs (you need to look at the number each option gives you, and then configure it by clicking through all of them and doing the same until the numbers at the bottom of the outputs are in sequential order starting at 1, as can be glimpsed in the video).
Thank you for this. That is vital information missing from this video that has solved my issue, much appreciated
@@BadBoyClub Happy to help! Appreciate your answers as well.
I had to figure this part out on my own. I noticed in the vid that his channels were all assigned when he opened it up but mine were blank. It took awhile but I figured it out. Then I came back to comment about this and found your explanation lol
@@CitizenInGame Well, glad you figured it out anyways lol
I have kontakt 7, it doesn't have GGD. But trying a different drum kit, there's no option for multi out advanced. What to do? Help!
Thanks, man! Great tutorial, I’ve been using GGD for about a year now, but I still have issues with it every now and then and I always come back to this video!
Man, thank you so much for this class!
I'm having problems in routing my Kontakt channels as you did previously and it's not shown on the video.
Can you make a quick video showing how to route them,m please?
Cheers!
What a hero! Messing around for days with this (still a newbie) this video had me started recording in 5 mins and didn't even finish the video yet. Please do more! 1:22 could you do a tutorial how to set this up? Or maybe provide a source? Would be super helpfull
Dude thank you so much for this! I had been struggling all day until I found this video. Perfect!
Awesome mate
Wow. This is so hassling but very interesting!
I am having some issues this is a great tutorial but when I'm putting all the tracks besides the source track on the drum bus I'm getting no sound on my drum set only getting sound from the I am having some issues this is a great tutorial but when I'm putting all the tracks besides the source track on the drum bus I'm getting no sound on my drum set only getting sound from the kick how do I fix this how do I fix this
I can't get the midi file in the source track to play the GGD in Cakewalk. Any help would be appreciated greatly.
Thank you.
So im having a problem. I have all the mics set up but when I try to playback the recording it is peaking and stuttering
Curious if you can help me out with something here. After making all the adjustments omni set, and multi out. I'm still getting the drums through a single channel.
I'm using Modern/Massive on Cakewalk Platinum (Right before Band Lab took it over.)
I had set my kontakt outputs up previously. You’re going to want to go to the inputs section and assign each one to the right track. Kind of time consuming but you’ll only have to do it once! Hopefully that explained it. If not I might have to do a follow up video.
@@peaceittogetherstudios I'm having the same problem. Can you please do a follow up video and explain how to assign each one to the right track? Am I going to the inputs section on each track in my DAW to do this, or through Kontakt itself?!? (Great video by the way! I'm just stuck at this part)
@@MrVector29 no answer? ....why dont they just make the programs simple ...we double click and its all ready to play? ....we do more programming then playing ...i lose inspiration and that moment, untill i fix all this sh.t to get started
New Cakewalk Bandlab user. I have Fl. Studio, Cubase 6, Reason 10. Komplete 8 and recently Komplete 12 Ultimate. This was a good tutorial. Like and Sub. Your set up looks time consuming but like in the last comment, its a one time set up. Will this workflow set up work with all drum programs in Kontakt? No drum maps?
Quick question, as someone who doesn't know much about drums; do the crashes not have their own channels, and are just heard through the overheads and room? I can hear them fine, but they just don't have their own channels. Were they not originally micced or something?
Crash cymbals are not traditionally individually mic'd as there is so much bleed from them it's impossible to isolate effectively therefore they are almost always covered with overhaeds. You can isolate MIDI drums using line out from a module but this is rarely done.
Also, how do you save this after it's created to use it in tracks? Do you somehow save the individual folder to add to songs? I know you can't need to route the drums for every project lol
If you save the project in Cakewalk you can use it as a template each time you want to create something new
I'm only getting kick sound once I have set it to multi out advance? any help \m/
I'm having a similar issue right now when I put all the tracks besides the source track on the drum bus I get no sound only sound from the kick
I cant seem to find Kontakt on the Media list. How do I import it into Cakewalk?
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Bummer another video showing this as someone who hasn't already written the drums. I assume you have to set the instrument up as a multioutput instance before writing the drums in Cakewalk? Why cant we write drums with a stereo instance then do the multioutput and print drums when we are finished writing them like every other DAW?
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why does this suck so bad
Hey at the 0:52 mark when you say to click that little icon all I see is Info, Keyboard, and Quick-load. So there is no magic happening for me. I am using the free Kontact 7 Player with GGD OKW Metal. What am I doing wrong?