I want to compress it, but it’s only in the overheads.

You definitely want the rooms, but I keep finding in dense metal mixes, the ride is never loud enough, even maxing the articulations isn’t. Why can’t you just assign an x-drum to the kit, send to the same room, and then just from the main construct window adjust all (or just one articulation only) of the levels for that kit piece? I do agree though, to be able to treat the cymbals individually as their own entity would be a god send… Perhaps I’m missing something, but surely you want to process all your cymbals and effectively treat them as though they were in the same room, you’re still going to have the overheads (resources used) for loading the sample, however you’re not needing the extra processing to run the VSTi and it’s own channel strip of fx?

just a heads up really as it requires no copy/pasting or additional channels to be loaded.Īside from that, why can’t you just assign an x-drum to the kit, send to the same room, and then just from the main construct window adjust all (or just one articulation only) of the levels for that kit piece? Nice tutorial, wanted to add something though, seems as though Logic has a cumbersome way of routing MIDI, in cubase, to assign a note to another channel/output you just double-click the part to be edited (the whole drum MIDI whatever), it’ll load up the drum editor and then alongside the note no./name just set the output of the individual hits, you still have to load the additional instance of superior but the routing to the sampler seems waay simpler….

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