LOGIC PRO + SUPERIOR Drummer | How To Use MULTI-OUTPUT Mode & MORE

In this video I demonstrate how to set up and use Toontrack's Superior Drummer as a Multi-Output Instrument in Logic Pro X. The default mode in Logic is to use the plugin in stereo mode which can be great for simple uses but can be quite limiting as far as the overall sound goes. I share a couple of different ways to use Superior Drummer in multi-output mode as well as talk through all of the options and how to set it up. I also share a few other tips that will help improve your Addictive Drums workflow!
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions, and thanks for watching!
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Contents Of Video:
00:00 - Intro
00:46 - Stereo Mode
01:38 - How To Configure Multi-Output Mode
03:56 - Full Channel Setup (Channel For Every Element)
08:36 - Bus Setups (Hybrid Mode)
11:56 - Other Setups (Anything You Want)
14:08 - BONUS - Save Configuration As Logic Preset

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Good info!

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Thanks!