[ddots-l] Re: Session drummer 2 questions.
- From: "drachenkind" <drachenkind@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 5 Mar 2009 13:21:41 +0100
Hi.
Well, each output goes to a different audio track. It has nothing to do with
midichannels.
You havent to insert outputs. You can set the input of audiotracks to the ports.
So when you assign pad 1 to output 3 and set the input of audio track 4 to sd
port 3, you hear pad 1 on track 4.
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Subject: [ddots-l] Session drummer 2 questions.
Author: John Schucker <gwynn@xxxxxxx>
Date: 05 März 2009 09:50
Speaking of routing to separate outputs, I tried it tonight. I'm
apparently doing something wrong. Here's what I did.
I inserted SD2 and told it to create all audio outputs stereo. I didn't
include a midi source figuring I'd just output one of the existing midi
tracks. I loaded a kit into SD2. I then went to each pad and changed
its output, but I'm guessing those aren't audio things but midi channels
now that I think of it. So the kick was still at 1, I set the snare to
2, etc. BTW, why doesn't pad 6 let me get to any parameters, any
ideas? Tabbing just plays the pad sound again. This is under sonar 6.2
producer, but I'm upgrading, yay! So maybe that'll fix it.
Going back into the tracks, I got no sound whatsoever. Somebody care to
point me at the relevant documentation for routing each drum to a
different output in SD2? I thought it was the drum map manager, but the
CT docs seem to tell me I'm wrong. I'm obviously missing something, no
great surprise there. Oh while we're on SD2, here's another question.
This is just me being dumb again because I'm sure this is explained
somewhere. But how do I go about editting a .prog file? I was
listening to the demo where Gord editted the patterns to take out the
fills. Well I did build up a basic rhythm on my own with SD2, but the
only way I could figure to save it as a pattern was to only have that
one track and save it as midi format 0. Now I can insert SD2 in a new
project and import that midi into the track and it plays just fine. But
of course a .prog file has eight patterns. I'm sure there's a better
way to do this and I just don't know what it is.
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