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  • Olof Westman
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    @David Snow said:
    The only way I was able to make an EXACT sounding set of audio, and export it, was to assign every mixer output to a different out put channel.
    That did work, thank you.

    Great that you got it working! And if that is the result you are after
    then doing it in that way is the only way. You as the user have to
    decide which channels you want to go where in your bounce through
    the mixer. Generally speaking there are going to be more channels
    than outputs. Also, in some cases there are effects on the outputs
    and you have to decide how to handle that too. Usually such effects
    are ‘mastering’ effects and in your case you are likely to want to
    turn them off.

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    Olof Westman
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    It is an external USB3 disk. There are no other options.

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    Olof Westman
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    >The choice is individual parts PRE mixer, or a stereo file POST mixer.

    Bouncing through the mixer is not limited to giving a single stereo
    file as output. The mixer in Superior Drummer has 16 stereo outputs
    and all of those, that are in use, will result in a bounced file.

    >…the individually bounced parts sound way less impressive compared
    > to the George Massenberg pre sets… I get muddy, dull sounding tracks
    > instead of the nice polish George gave the tracks.

    Apart from your own explanations for this, could it be that you are
    bouncing with “All Bleed” and don’t like the effect?

    >… do you guy have any advise how to accomplish what I want?

    You can Solo each instrument and make a bounce for each of
    them as if the other drums were not played. Just remember to
    rename the output files in between so they don’t overwrite each other.

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    Olof Westman
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    If you have SD2 installed your SD2 “combined presets” will be available in the
    preset menu in a sub-menu call “SD User Presets”.

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    Olof Westman
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    What articulations have you stacked and what articulations are you hitting?

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    Olof Westman
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    >I did mean what extra instruments bleed into what mic positions!

    There is sound recorded for all instruments in all mics.

    >The most important bleeds for me (above the overheads) are the ones into the different ambient mic positions.

    That’s in the “Room Mics” part.

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    Olof Westman
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    Right click on the snare: More > Stack, Add> Center.

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    Olof Westman
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    > 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.

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    Olof Westman
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    There are no extra bleed mics. Bleed is, e.g., sound from the snare
    bleeding into the tom mics. Without the “Additional Bleed” installed
    you will only hear Tom 1 in the Tom 1 mic. With it, all instruments
    can be heard through the Tom 1 mic.

    Without “Additional Bleed” the kick will still bleed into the SnareBottom
    mic and most drums are there in the OH. With it, everything plays in
    every mic.

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    Olof Westman
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    >BTW shouldn’t you open an SD3 support subforum around here?
    https://www.toontrack.com/forum/superior-drummer-3-help/

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