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Recording SD3 as audio tracks in Logic Pro X

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• Posted April 5, 2019 at 13:52 #2436049
  AndyLSmooth

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  i know this has probably been touched on before somewhere but I can’t find any resolution so far!

  i want to be able to separate all the mics and record them as audio files in Logic Pro X, what’s the best way of doing this?

  I need to have audio files as if I’d recorded an acoustic kit. Howwwwww?!?

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  The easiest way is to use the bounce feature in Superior Drummer 3, found in the Track menu (top left corner of the song track). In there you can decide how to bounce, and one option is to bounce each microphone as a audio file.

  Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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