I'm attempting to do the same thing using logic. Does anyone know if logic works the same way? Can I assign each pad to a different Midi channgel to achieve the same result. Using Logic I can record several tracks at the same time if recording different Midi channels.
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Using VDrums on seperate tracks in Logic
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Try this way:
Record all your Vdrums in one midi track (use channel 10). Once you're happy with the recording do the following:
-Select your track
-Go to menu: Functions->Split/demix->Demix by note pitch
This will split your track into several others, one for each note. In this way you'll have the snare in one track, kick in another, etc.
BTW, I use this on Logic 5.1 (PC) and 4.8 (MAC)
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Hi, I know this is a bit late but for the benefit of others.....Using Logic
The way I approach this is to open up an instance of EXS (My choice of sampler) in an Audio instrument Channel. Within the sampler I set up a kit and have its Individual sounds routed to different outs (Check your soft sampler to see if it can do this) In the environment I have 8 Aux channels set up and assign these to the corresponding outs from the sampler.
I then have each sound - Kick,Snare Cymbals etc on a different channel. So I can put effects on individual pieces of kit , Pan independently etc.
Hope that of interest to someone.Ex TD10 user - now using DM5, Koby pads, Ibook 900mhz, ESX sampler and logic 6.1Comment
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