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Multi channel outputs on EZ Drummer 2; is it worth it?

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Posted February 23, 2016 at 17:45 #1905315

Zeke Furness
Participant

Hi all.

So I’ve seen videos online where people set EZ Drummer 2 up in their DAW with a separate volume channel for each drum.
My question is whether this is a must-do or more down to preference; I’ve noticed each drum has an individual pitch and volume control within the VST anyway so is this just doing the same thing?

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Replied February 24, 2016 at 07:49 #1986581

John
Moderator

Hi,

it’s up to you. Some people want/need further tweaking and mixing possibilities and therefore use the multiple outputs to their DAW mixer.
Personally, I tend to keep it Stereo while composing and arranging and then route certain things out to my DAW mixer.

John Rammelt - Toontrack
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Replied February 24, 2016 at 16:00 #1986591

Zeke Furness
Participant

@John said:

Hi,

it’s up to you. Some people want/need further tweaking and mixing possibilities and therefore use the multiple outputs to their DAW mixer.
Personally, I tend to keep it Stereo while composing and arranging and then route certain things out to my DAW mixer.

Ah okay; thanks!

Replied May 17, 2016 at 12:53 #1988282

stinger6
Participant

Is it possible to record these multiple outputs into real audio tracks? How it works? I’m using Cubase

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Replied May 17, 2016 at 16:57 #1988286

John
Moderator

stinger6: that’s DAW-dependant, can’t say how it works in Cubase but in Pro Tools and Logic it’s right-click on the Instrument Track to Commit/Bounce to Track.

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