Getting Crispy Drum Mixes With Samplers - Separate Mix Channels Kong, Redrum, and Umpf

[@KickbackCouture]

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[@TeOle150]

Glad you're back!

[@KickbackCouture]

Me too!

[@Drelo120]

@kickback couture I am so happy you are back making reason tutorials... let me know if I can tip you for your work...

[@KickbackCouture]

Please do!

[@twangotti1651]

Quick tip you can also initialize an NN-19 sampler and use it that way, it’ll automatically have its own mixing channel, cheers 🥂

[@KickbackCouture]

Thanks for letting us know! I have the initial patch option selected in my preferences so I start from scratch every time. Another quick tip for those of you reading!

[@larrymyers5989]

Glad you back on the reason gang. I’ve been on my mpc hand ish. Trying to find a good flow to incorporate the teal

[@KickbackCouture]

I’m still using the Force. It’s so much fun! Send me some beats I’d love to hear.

[@funkmastalaz]

Would it be the same thing to copy and paste the Kong so they’re separate without having to wire ?

[@dougroyce5784]

OR make a combinator with the separate outs to the 14:2 mixer(s). Then your track is like a bus and you can still have full mix control over all your drums via the mixer in the combinator. Do it one time and save the combinator. At least, that’s how I do it