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yes,this is possible. why do you need to do it this way?

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Well. There are 2 approaches.

1. you compose drums inside of Track window of SD3 with follow host ON.  I prefer this for mor complex and fast drumm grooves.
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2. you set multitrack outs into your DAW and lay down midi manually in DAW tracks and have better visual overview, but limited possibilities to tweak grooves with SD3. This approach is great for playing drums manualy – easier grooves or orchestral composition.

   I prefer to start inside of SD3 and once I finalize song, I move midi from SD3 into DAW and make final mixing there.

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i had this idea week ago, but came to conclusion this is not possible.

macros can be assigned to sound design controls.

edit play style influences midi data and you can change them before you record them. or am i wrong?

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aha, I see, this is only possible in block options on Track. I am serching the way, how to import to the same starting beat two or more grooves from browser window. What possibilities do I have?

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I am trying to select groove cliclikng with cmd or shift in window see enclosed. only one selected at time. please share screenshot

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how can i select more grooves on Mac? what are the keys (cmd, shift, ????)
thanks

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@ryanduncan28 said:
There’s an FAQ up for SD3 that should help you out. I think there is a video or something that refers to your first question. I remember reading that you can load a stereo track multiple times and tell each track which drum to listen for.  

this would be absolutely great, because we could load drums from favourite recording and tweak out similar groove…?! but probably every other sound in audio file will it make complicated for Tracker…

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