What I would suggest is that after clicking that + button until you cant add any more tracks, try to input the same path (ie. Ohh! I should mention that you can do all this on the arrange window. One with the format button on "Left" in which will be the Kick and the other, the format button on "right" for the snare. With the previous setup of the Kick and Snare, you should set up two LP8 channel strip with EZdrummer 3-4.
Use Trk2 for Kick, Snare Top and Snare Bottom, then pan kick hard left and both Snare T and Snare B hard right. On the EZmixer I would use Trk 1 for a stereo feed like overhead or Room. do not use the mono setup from the format button instead, use the left or the right one.Ģ. In LP8 the format button on the channel strip provides some additional setup (very interesting). Tip: In reality by panning hard left or right you can have up to 16 mono tracks. The EZdrummer's has a PAN for each track. I don't know how much of this you already know, but I hope that provides some ideas.ĮZdrummer's multichannel outputs are 8 stereo outputs. (Hypercardioid - tighter pattern in front with more side rejection, but leakage from the back) On the other hand, if you are facing a mic toward a drum but it has things behind it, you'll want a cardioid pattern. If, say, a snare mic is pointed at an angle where the hi-hat is to the side of it but nothing is behind it, you'll want a super- or hypercardioid mic if you've got one that sounds good on snare. You basically have to find spots that sound as good as possible for *all* the drums / cymbals with all the mics open.Īnother piece of the puzzle is choosing mic polar patterns carefully. That means that as you move mics (which changes phase relationships based on distance), the interaction between the bleed of various mics changes in tone. Maybe this is best addressed as a new topic in The Control Room section of the forum, but I can answer within my experience.Īs far as I've found, recording drums is about getting a good sound when the mics are combined rather than about eliminating bleed completely. But now I have a hihat and overhead track that had too much bleeding (even with close miking) Any tips for next time? (I only want to use the real cymbals, and the rest of the EZ drummer) The real snare sounded crappy thru mic, because we had to silence that because it was resonating. Ok.one more : I recorede thru real (very good) mics, and Midi at the same time. How can I solo the kick, snare, toms, so that I can bounce them to audio, and treat them with compression etc? ( I tried to solo the kick, but then I can hear the snare too) I did this in the arrange, maybe I should have done it in the mixer or environment?ģ. (the EZ plug in) Am I still able to pick real rock sounds instead of these metal sounds? (recorded a rock band with it)Ģ. Since I was one EZ drummer tom short to trigger, so I picked DFH inside Ez drummer. I still had 2 questions left for him, maybe it wouldnt hurt to ask them to you too:ġ. Hey guys, thanks to you and Paul (through private messaging) I got it working. Hey sorry didn't see that someone has got a fantastic clear explanation with picture etc. If it doesn't then please check the version fo you Ez drummer and get the latest one. Once you have done that open the mixer tab go to the channel where Ez Drummer is instantiated, in the bottom of the channel you will see a + sign, just click that relevant aux channels will open right next if all of them don't open repeat clicking the + sign. Don't worry nothing will happen to you currrent setting of the instrument all them will load perfectly. Navigate to EZ drummer, here you should see a stero version and a multichannel version, Choose the multi channel version. Make sure you have Ez Drummer as multi channel vesion selected to check Click on the input (don't open the interface) as if you want to add a new instrument. Since you are in Logic 8 go to the Instrument channel strip where you have EZ drummer loaded. How do I separate each EZDrummer drum kit piece (kick, snare, hats, etc.) into separate Logic audio instrument tracks?
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On the mixer within EZDrummer, there is a multichannel option to put each kit piece on its own track, but I can't figure out how to do this when I drag my drums into Logic.
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