Superior Drummer 3: Stack instruments from other SDX libraries
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- As per request, in this video I show how to stack instruments from different SDX libraries using Toontrack's Superior Drummer 3. Especially how to deal with the different mics and routing options you need to consider when doing so.
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Mike! Perfect timing with this much-needed lesson. Quite creative and effective; I never would have thought to combine mics from different rooms like this.
Welcome back. I fear we still won’t hear from you as much as before, but man, we’ll gladly take all we can get!
Thanks again Mike. I had to watch this again to get a bit more clarity on stacking.
Always happy to help here, dear Sal.
Thank you very much for this. I ended up going through it a number of times (going back and forth from SD3) and now I'm able to take advantage of this amazing feature. Your tutorials are always so clearly laid out and succinct.
Thanks Paul! Glad I could help.
Thanks Mike. I appreciate the depth of knowledge you have with this program and you explain it very well. It definitely helped me understand the routing much better and has given me some great ideas for programming. Maybe you can do a video on custom curves, dynamic range, and playability with e-drums....
wow, learned so much important things in your Video. Thank you Mike, perfectly explained
Cheers 🙏
so cool to see Mike back
Great video Mile, thanks for sharing my dear friend. I will experimenting with the mics😎👍👊
Very helpful video, as always!! Thanks Mike!
Thank you for watching, Markus! Greetings from Berlin 🤟🏻
Awesome , very informative and easy to follow
Thanks Anthony!
Great tutorial mike, thanks for making it :)
Hey Justin, thanks for stopping by. Glad you like it and happy to see you stepping into SD3 even more now. :)
Love your passion in this
Its always awesome to learn more about this technology Mike!! Thanks brother!! That first drumbeat...I thought "Billie Jean" was going to start!! LOL!!
Take care my man!! 😃✌👍
Hey buddy, thanks for your feedback. Yeah, the software is really awesome. I‘ll do more acoustic drum stuff in the future as well. 😉 Take care brother
brilliant ! thank you mike
Thank you Mike for this tutorial. I want to start stacking drums for the kit I trigger at the church to get a beefier sound in FOH, so this was very helpful.
Thanks for being a loyal viewer on my channel, Sal.
Hello Luke. Do you have video showing how to add an instrument to set and how to properly route the mics and make a channel for it? Or is it basically the same as what you showed in the video above?
Noob question but if I want, say, the EXACT sound of a snare, its processing and mics (from it's own library and one specific preset),
with the EXACT sound of a bass drum from a different library (and preset/room/mics, obviously),
Is there a way to put them together, in a single user preset,
Or am I better off using 2 separate instances of SD within a DAW?
*I'm assuming from 10:39 the answer is no, but I thought I'd ask anyway :)
Thanks much
brilliant!
great video wondering if anyone could answer a question I have to do with drum tracker, when converting audio drum track to midi it loads fine and creates a single midi of the entire drum track when I duplicate the track and try to assign kick, snare etc to each individual track the "apply to selected " tab is greyed out any help would be appreciated.
can i turn off all drums but cymbals and then run a second track for drums/toms? I want to compress them differently so running 2 tracks sounds better
I'm still a beginner with SD3, but AFAIK you can simply create two buses, route the different microphones you want for each bus, and then add effects like compression to the buses.
Hello Luke, where are the drums from your little intro snippet from, please?
How do you save a stack? I saved one then when I opened it back come up the first instrument played but the second wouldn't. It was still in the stack but it wouldn't play.
Each time you create a new instrument (e.g. adding a stack), you need to save this new setup as a preset. You can then always open and use this preset every time you open the software again
@@MikeLuke Thank you
Hi, Mike. Are you on Facebook, also?
Unfortunately not (anymore). How I can help instead? You wanna reach out?
@@MikeLuke I just wanted to remain in contact with you...
Let's say that I wanna reach out... leaving messages on YT is the only way I have...
C’est pas mal
et pourrais tu le faire en français aussi please 🙏
Merci
Je suis désolé mais je ne parle pas français. Pardonnez-moi
Mike Luke I saw that you had an accent and I thought you would be French
Excuse me 🙏
Thanks again for your demos regarding SD3 ♥️👍👋👋👋
Mustafa Muzik Yes, I am a German, so this has been probably the biggest compliment you could possibly make 😄
Mike Luke I think everyone thinks like
me and they shouldn't have had time to write it
Keep doing what you think is right ♥ ️👍👋👋🙏
Hello Mike Luke
there are rebates right now at TOONTRACK I have that the basic SD3 batteries do you think there is a need for other SDXs I would very much like to have SDX DECADES but there is no rebate
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