Well you can drag the midi out of SD3 onto the midi track in live. –
How do you do this? I would like to use a different kit on each scene, but when I drag SD3 in to AL10 (same with AL9) I still have to go in to SD3 to change kits for separate Scenes.
I use AL10 for live shows. The first scene will have backing tracks for a 70’s song, so I program a Dry kit in SD3. Then I’ll have a 90’s rock song for scene 2 and have a big sounding kit programmed in SD3. Is there a way for AL10 to automatically call up different kits for each song?
This post was modified 6 years, 1 month ago by MBrady1967.
Well you can drag the midi out of SD3 onto the midi track in live. –
How do you do this? I would like to use a different kit on each scene, but when I drag SD3 in to AL10 (same with AL9) I still have to go in to SD3 to change kits for separate Scenes.
I use AL10 for live shows. The first scene will have backing tracks for a 70’s song, so I program a Dry kit in SD3. Then I’ll have a 90’s rock song for scene 2 and have a big sounding kit programmed in SD3. Is there a way for AL10 to automatically call up different kits for each song?
Well if you want different kits you will likely need to load seperate SD3’s for eackh kit. Cound be a memory hog, however, dont forget you can unloads all samples you are not using and save a bunch of memory.
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