Hey I want to ask something. My kick pad is not really sensitive. Like I have to kick and sh*t out of it in order for it to make a beat which is on low volume again. Can I increase the sensitivity or the vol of the kick pad on ezdrummer so that I can hear it?
Hi, yes you should be able to do that! Please contact our support team about this and they'll help. Use the Contact Support button at the bottom of any FAQ on our site. www.toontrack.com/faq/how-do-i-contact-support/
Fo sho you can. I use the mix feature all the time. And if I don’t like what I hear, I split the channels in my DAW and add my own compression and EQ on the kick, snare, HH, ext. and then more EQ (like SSL 4000 e channel strip) on a drum bus that all the drum channels are being fed through.
@@Questioneverythingx Hey thanks Kevin. I follow except for when you say you "split the channels". Could you break that down a lil further? Im a beginner, if you hadn't noticed already lol..
C0RKY in the mixing part of ezdrummer you can multi channel out the parts in your DAW. Like kick, snare, ext and you can put your own plug ins on each like compressors, limiters, EQ, filter and such.
@@birdbraINCorporated Go to the "mixing" tab in ezdrummer and below each part (Kick, snare, ext) it has a drop down menu. Click on multi channel. You only have to hit mulit channel once so just pick kick or something. It will set the channel to 1 on all of them automatically. In your DAW (i use studio one 4) you should be able to activate the channel number and label them accordingly. If that's too crazy, don't worry too much about it because ezdrummer has some good "mix ready" stuff as it is. Hope this helps or at least gives you the words to search in google/youtube for a video example.
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On spot like always, Luke. This is exactly how Superior Drummer 3 unleashes its real power.
Great lesson Luke
Is there any way to eq/compress the stack layers individually?
You route it to a different channel
brilliant !!
Hey I want to ask something. My kick pad is not really sensitive. Like I have to kick and sh*t out of it in order for it to make a beat which is on low volume again. Can I increase the sensitivity or the vol of the kick pad on ezdrummer so that I can hear it?
Hi, yes you should be able to do that! Please contact our support team about this and they'll help. Use the Contact Support button at the bottom of any FAQ on our site. www.toontrack.com/faq/how-do-i-contact-support/
Is there anything EZdrummer2 users can do?
Fo sho you can. I use the mix feature all the time. And if I don’t like what I hear, I split the channels in my DAW and add my own compression and EQ on the kick, snare, HH, ext. and then more EQ (like SSL 4000 e channel strip) on a drum bus that all the drum channels are being fed through.
@@Questioneverythingx Hey thanks Kevin. I follow except for when you say you "split the channels". Could you break that down a lil further? Im a beginner, if you hadn't noticed already lol..
C0RKY in the mixing part of ezdrummer you can multi channel out the parts in your DAW. Like kick, snare, ext and you can put your own plug ins on each like compressors, limiters, EQ, filter and such.
@@birdbraINCorporated Go to the "mixing" tab in ezdrummer and below each part (Kick, snare, ext) it has a drop down menu. Click on multi channel. You only have to hit mulit channel once so just pick kick or something. It will set the channel to 1 on all of them automatically. In your DAW (i use studio one 4) you should be able to activate the channel number and label them accordingly. If that's too crazy, don't worry too much about it because ezdrummer has some good "mix ready" stuff as it is. Hope this helps or at least gives you the words to search in google/youtube for a video example.
@@Questioneverythingx Yep i follow. thank you man.
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