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Hi!
As i understand it it will be possible to record my own drumtrack with e-drums in SD3 without having to use Another DAW as Logic or PT, is that true?
If so is it also possible to drag an WAV-file “back-track” with for example the guitar part i want to add drums to and then bounce the drum track?
Thank you!
I was under the impression recording live e-drum would be feasible, but it does not seem possible. I could not find the record button anyway.
I’d be interested to know the response to your second question as well. That would be terrific, but I doubt it’s possible either. I hope I’m wrong though. 🙂
Actually, recording edrums withing the SD3 program is possible.
Taken from the Toontrack website:
“No need for a DAW – capture your performance directly in the Song Track of Superior Drummer 3”
I searched for “capture” and “record” in the manual, but that didn’t returned anything.
> I could not find the record button anyway.
It is among the other track transport buttons at the very bottom below the track.
It has a circle symbol on it.
Olof Westman - Toontrack
Coder
Is it possible to add, for example, a guitar track into SD3 to record drums, by e-drums, to?
Thank you!
@Fisked said:
Is it possible to add, for example, a guitar track into SD3 to record drums, by e-drums, to?
Hi,
if you mean that you wish to load a track to jam to in the standalone application, the answer is no.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
John, is right. The best we have to offer here is that you can
drag a guitar track into SD3 and make an X-drum out of it.
Then you, or the song track, can hit that X-drum and the guitar
track will play. Not a very convenient way to record an e-drum
track.
Olof Westman - Toontrack
Coder
And by “X-drum”, Olof simply means “Add Instrument” in the Drums tab 🙂
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Just because there’s no clear answer in here: Yes you can record in Superior drummer 3. At the bottom of the screen below the song/midi track you have to hit the record (circle) button. In order for it to start recording, for some stupid reason, you have to hit the play button!
- Dan, Drummer of Deadtide
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Thanked by: Corporal HicksI’m using SD3 with Studio One DAW. My midi/record button in SD3 is ‘greyed out’ – have I done something wrong? Please can you help…Thanks…
I’m using SD3 with Studio One DAW. My midi/record button in SD3 is ‘greyed out’ – have I done something wrong? Please can you help…Thanks…
It’s greyed out when you are using the Grid Editor. Close it to enable recording!
Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack
Just because there’s no clear answer in here: Yes you can record in Superior drummer 3. At the bottom of the screen below the song/midi track you have to hit the record (circle) button. In order for it to start recording, for some stupid reason, you have to hit the play button!
- This post was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by RcKDrUmm3R.
If I could hug a virtual hug through the net I will do it now.
You have no idea how much time I was asking myself : “for the love of god I pressed record button, why the hell it doesn’t record!!!”
And then I read your answer.
ToonTrack, please fix this usability bug!
Thanks again!
Op
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Thanked by: Corporal HicksI have an Alesis sample pad pro and would like to record into SD3. Is it possible to play to the SD3 click without latency. I backed the buffer speed down to 64 and still have latency. How do I record from my Alesis to SD3. Yes I’m new to SD3.
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