Thanks for this. I just downloaded LUNA today and am looking forward to checking it out. Just got back into playing after about 25 years and was trying to learn cakewalk but I was looking for a DAW that is going to be around for a while. Looks like this might be it. Will watch all the other tutorials you put out as well. 👍
Very good insight into how to set up the multi-out. Is it possible to actually save the multi-out instrument so you don't have to go through all the steps on each new project? Thanks
You can save a template. Then when you create a new project you can use that template to start. I usually have a few different templates for different drum kits and styles of music. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Just getting into Luna. The built-in instruments work fine. I have EZ drummer, the original version, and I can't get the plug-in to show up in Luna. I'm on the PC version.
So VST's have to be VST3? Not sure if my original EZ drummer is VST 1,2 or 3. It's pretty old so it may not be VST 3. How can you to tell what version is?
You can look in C Program Files/Common Files/VST3 and see if the EZDrummer plugin is in there. It’s probably called ezd or EZDrummer or something like that. If it’s not in there then it’s not installed as a VST3. You can try re installing to see if VST3 is an option. If it isn’t then you may need to upgrade EZDrummer to version 3. If that’s not a possibility at the moment, you can use the free BFD player or Modo Drum CS.
Hi, thanks for the help, but I have one doubt about this video. I use EZD3 for my E-Drum kit sound, plugged via MIDI USB out to my Macbook. I found this video while researching for a way that I could record each drum part independently so I could adjust the levels of my recording. I achieved this using this tutorial for the EZD part, but I did not understand the "BUS" part with the BFD software, I mean it's a completely different sound there and I didn't even pair BFD with my midi out from the e-drums yet (Not even sure if there's an option). Do I really need that BUS? what's the real benefit for it for my context?
Thanks but its still buggy in windows. It lost my routing settings after an hour or so. So now i can hear only my kick and i cant re route snare or OH back to where they supposed to be. Also i cant recal somehow the workin template. In this case Luna has lot of catching to do to get close to even Reaper.
@@galactusfortifier I’ve mixed an albums worth of tracks with lots of routing in each track and never had it lose any routing. So I guess it all depends on the individual setup. Luna has catching up to do with Pro Tools, Studio One, even Ableton Live and other programs not just Reaper. It’s a newer program with a small development team. They are adding more and more features all the time plus taking care of unique glitches that some users may experience.
You can try re installing EZDrummer and make sure you install the vst3 version. If you’re still using the original EZdrummer, it may not have a VST3 version so you won’t be able to use it with Luna.
I don’t have any connection with UA. So I can’t say for certain but seeing as they continue to add features that we are all requesting, it seems likely that they will add ADA support. It’s probably in the works already so maybe we’ll see it get rolled out before January. But like I said, I have no connection with them so I really don’t know for sure.
In 'other' DAWs like reaper, when you create tracks and select Ezdrummer, it automatically creates ALL the tracks at once. Doing this 1 at a time is ridiculous.
you solved a problem I have been struggling with - how to take output from TD-27 kit and put each drum on a separate track - thank you!
Thanks for this. I just downloaded LUNA today and am looking forward to checking it out. Just got back into playing after about 25 years and was trying to learn cakewalk but I was looking for a DAW that is going to be around for a while. Looks like this might be it. Will watch all the other tutorials you put out as well. 👍
Glad the video helped. I hope you enjoy Luna. Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Thanks dude!
Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
Very good insight into how to set up the multi-out. Is it possible to actually save the multi-out instrument so you don't have to go through all the steps on each new project?
Thanks
You can save a template. Then when you create a new project you can use that template to start.
I usually have a few different templates for different drum kits and styles of music.
Thank you for watching. Keep creating! 👊👍
@@AudioTechTV Thanks man. That sounds like it could be another great tutorial :)
Just getting into Luna. The built-in instruments work fine. I have EZ drummer, the original version, and I can't get the plug-in to show up in Luna. I'm on the PC version.
So VST's have to be VST3? Not sure if my original EZ drummer is VST 1,2 or 3. It's pretty old so it may not be VST 3. How can you to tell what version is?
You can look in C Program Files/Common Files/VST3 and see if the EZDrummer plugin is in there. It’s probably called ezd or EZDrummer or something like that. If it’s not in there then it’s not installed as a VST3. You can try re installing to see if VST3 is an option. If it isn’t then you may need to upgrade EZDrummer to version 3. If that’s not a possibility at the moment, you can use the free BFD player or Modo Drum CS.
@@AudioTechTV Thanks for the info. Off to check. The BFD drummer looks pretty good. I'm going to try that!
Thanks so much!
Hi, thanks for the help, but I have one doubt about this video.
I use EZD3 for my E-Drum kit sound, plugged via MIDI USB out to my Macbook.
I found this video while researching for a way that I could record each drum part independently so I could adjust the levels of my recording.
I achieved this using this tutorial for the EZD part, but I did not understand the "BUS" part with the BFD software, I mean it's a completely different sound there and I didn't even pair BFD with my midi out from the e-drums yet (Not even sure if there's an option).
Do I really need that BUS? what's the real benefit for it for my context?
Thanks but its still buggy in windows. It lost my routing settings after an hour or so. So now i can hear only my kick and i cant re route snare or OH back to where they supposed to be. Also i cant recal somehow the workin template. In this case Luna has lot of catching to do to get close to even Reaper.
@@galactusfortifier I’ve mixed an albums worth of tracks with lots of routing in each track and never had it lose any routing. So I guess it all depends on the individual setup. Luna has catching up to do with Pro Tools, Studio One, even Ableton Live and other programs not just Reaper. It’s a newer program with a small development team. They are adding more and more features all the time plus taking care of unique glitches that some users may experience.
So what does one do if EZDrummer doesn't appear in the INST list?
You can try re installing EZDrummer and make sure you install the vst3 version. If you’re still using the original EZdrummer, it may not have a VST3 version so you won’t be able to use it with Luna.
Is there any hope for ARA in Luna?
I don’t have any connection with UA. So I can’t say for certain but seeing as they continue to add features that we are all requesting, it seems likely that they will add ADA support. It’s probably in the works already so maybe we’ll see it get rolled out before January.
But like I said, I have no connection with them so I really don’t know for sure.
In 'other' DAWs like reaper, when you create tracks and select Ezdrummer, it automatically creates ALL the tracks at once. Doing this 1 at a time is ridiculous.
Some daws allow you to do it automatically and some require you to set them up. The way Luna does it is actually better than some other programs.
Is that windows or mac?
Windows
@@AudioTechTV I couldn't get Luna to work on my laptop
seems like crap to be completely honest