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Superior Drummer 2.2 in Multichannel mode in Protools LE 8


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okay, so I think I know how to get this started up somewhat. I just recently started using protools so bear with me if i sound like an amateur!

 

- make stereo instrument track

- insert Superior multichannel out plugin

 

- no input ????

- output: main out L/R stereo ?????

 

Then open up the plugin, go to "mixer"

 

- set to multichannel in the output section (everything gets set to specific outs in the mixer). for example: KDin output 1/2, KDout output 1/2, Snaretop 2/3, etc

 

- create mono AUX tracks in pro tools for all the drums/mics desired/in use

 

 

 

ok so heres where i get kinda stuck...

 

when assigning these outputs to the AUX tracks in protools- I don't see how the outputs from the superior mixer reflect in the AUX tracks outputs.

 

In protools mine start like this:

 

S 3/4.L

S 3/4.R

S 5/6.L

S 5/6.R

 

ETC...

 

In the superior "mixer" it starts at 1/2, nothing about L or R. So I'm curious what that's all about. It would make sense to me if it was a stereo track- so "left/right"...I just don't quite understand.

 

Also my bass drum always gets assigned to the superior STEREO instrument track, where i craft the beats in my MIDI editor...From what I understand the kick should not be in stereo. it should be a mono AUX just like everything else?!??

 

Can someone please help me!? Theres probably some important things im missing that i didn't pickup on in the toontrack video tutorials on their website...but this is what i managed to gather so far and i'd like to get a better understanding.

 

All help much appreciated!!!

 

(also posted in recording)

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