Bear-Faced Cow
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Bear-Faced CowParticipantYou are comparing a general purpose core library (and you didn’t specify whether it was a raw kit or preset you were using) to a genre specific mix ready library with a much smaller footprint. If they are the raw kits, then you have a bunch of frequencies eating up the the mix, thus requiring some processing in order to better sit in a mix.
Despite my use of both Rock Foundry and Legacy of Rock SDXs as they are more inline with my stuff, I also use the core library for a number of drum mixes many times because I can better fit them into a mix.
That being said, if you find that other libraries are doing the trick for you, use them. That’s what they are all there for. In the end, it’s all about the music.
jord
Replied November 8, 2020 at 01:04 in reply to: What is *this* Hi-Hat articulation named in Superior Drummer? #2640846Bear-Faced CowParticipantIt can be programmed to sound natural enough using a MIDI CC curve and knowing how certain drummers manipulate their hi-hat. It’s pretty much an art form. Not to mention that in a recording and a mix, most of those infinite variations get lost.
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Replied November 6, 2020 at 17:33 in reply to: How to find which SDX might have a particular drum? #2640245Replied November 5, 2020 at 18:14 in reply to: How to find which SDX might have a particular drum? #2639845Bear-Faced CowParticipantYou can try entering the drum type in the search box and have it list all products related to your search.
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Thanked by: Gerald MooreBear-Faced CowParticipantI would definitely agree. Since there’s only one line of ARM products being released among some promised Intel releases, the music industry is not going to treat moving to ARM as an urgency. Give it time to let everyone get it right. In the process, it might also be better than expected, given some of the possibilities of going ARM.
One of the tell-tale signs that they will be ARM ready is when they have everything working on Big Sur.
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Bear-Faced CowParticipantI wouldn’t count on anything ARM specific for audio production just yet. just as it takes time for them to adapt to the latest OS, it will be even more so for a new CPU. Many of the developers are already recommending not to immediately upgrade to Big Sur until they have tested their products against it. For many of the developers, once they get things working on Big Sur, it will most likely be a matter of re-compiling it for the new processors.
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Replied November 4, 2020 at 12:31 in reply to: Legacy Of Rock: How to program Hi-hat/Ching Ring Legacy of Rock ala Moby Dick #2639290Bear-Faced CowParticipantAs stated above: you would program the articulations in the groove editor.
further instructions on how to use the groove editor can be found in the SD3 reference manual.
jord
Replied November 4, 2020 at 03:24 in reply to: Legacy Of Rock: How to program Hi-hat/Ching Ring Legacy of Rock ala Moby Dick #2639157Bear-Faced CowParticipantPedal open and close articulations are available. You would program these in the groove editor or in your DAW.
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Bear-Faced CowParticipantOn top of this, you can also click on the drop-down arrow of a preset and select what part of a preset to load. This you can load just the kit without changing the mix routing. You can also load complete kits available in the Preset Part submenu items at the bottom of the preset drop-down.
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Bear-Faced CowParticipantHolding ctrl-option while clicking the pin button works here. The pin button is grey, but it will highlight when hovered over it.
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Thanked by: MortalCoil and LucBear-Faced CowParticipantIs the pin button in the preview pane on? If not, then click on it to turn it on.
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Reply To: SD3 preview pad does not stay onscreen. version: 3.2.3
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)Replied October 27, 2020 at 18:39 in reply to: Keep losing my changes and having to redo edits #2635762Bear-Faced CowParticipantIt is probably best if you zip up your project and post it in this thread for the devs to have a look.
jord
Replied October 27, 2020 at 16:24 in reply to: Keep losing my changes and having to redo edits #2635663Bear-Faced CowParticipantIf I am reading you correctly, you made changes in the second verse. If I am correct in what you were doing, then your changes in the second verse should not affect your first verse. If you have made changes in the first verse and they disappeared, then this would be a different issue.
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Replied October 27, 2020 at 08:44 in reply to: Keep losing my changes and having to redo edits #2635502Bear-Faced CowParticipantYou’ll need to be more specific with your issue as well as outlining your steps.
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Reply To: Keep losing my changes and having to redo edits version: 3.2.3
Operating system: macOS Catalina (10.15)Bear-Faced CowParticipantMore to the point, you do not have to purchase any EZX to play any of the available groove packs. If you want additional ready mixed kits by well-known producers, that’s where you would want more EZXs.
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