How to Mix/Export Each Drum From EZDrummer & Battery

[@issiewizzie]

Two seconds into this video you alredy get my thumbs up

[@BPMusic06]

Dude you always deliver. This problem has been bugging me for years! Thanks 🙏

[@gabriel_facedown]

This was a serious issue for me, I would get as far as seperate by midi pitch and then duplicate a new track for each existing track, then drag the old midi sections to the new duplicated tracks and go from there. This video is so helpful.

[@wilkinsonmd1959]

Great video. One thing to also keep in mind is that when you do this technique- the output to each track/drum is dry. There are no effects as there would be in the EZ Drummer or Superior Drummer mixer 2 mix output. I have been a little frustrated by this as i have tweaked the mixer in Superior Drummer to my liking, but want to export the individual sounds only to find out that i need to then do a completely new mix in Logic. I wonder if there is a way to capture what is happening in the EZ Drummer or Superior Drummer mixer and send it to individual tracks in Logic?

[@WickBeavers]

Man, this is a great lesson, thanks!

[@wri6345789]

Thank you, Chris! This info serves as a great time saver for me! 🎶

[@MrCerddoriaeth]

Thanks Chris, I managed to do this once and then couldn’t remember how I got there, this video has been perfect in explaining the process. 👍

[@StratsRUs]

I use Templates to save time once all this is set.And also make GM mapping for the Third Party drum programs.I haven't updated Logic in a long time and was surprised to see this still being the case.

[@peterwarton297]

Thanks, that was very helpful, I learned a lot from what you said. Always struggled with drums.

[@vewilli]

Great, this tutorial answers my questions! 👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻👏🏻👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@nelsonmaciel7611]

Hi Chris I know that this Chanel is all about logic, but can you do one video about mic and recording? Cheers

[@HMonk-hd1zr]

I needed this thank you so much my friend I really appreciate you!

[@keithfollese1074]

Very informative and something I've been wrestling with. Question once th notes are separated by pict there are like 6 different tracks of Hi Hat because of open hat, half closed, closed etc. If I wanna join them all into on track how do I do it?? Thanks

[@CDEENT]

You are just great in your education

[@SimonSteeleMusic]

thank yo so much! I needed to do this today.

[@guardian_alfred]

Great video :) Thanks a lot!

[@simonkinder2385]

Too busy for vowels, then! Didn't know about the midi separation, thanks!

[@redroosterstudio]

Very helpful, thank you :)

[@HHSTuba]

I am seeing this right? Kyle, the logic drummer, can do all things the logic AI drummer can do, but the sounds we hear are from EZDrummer?

[@jlokanis]

Is it possible to convert the separated midi tracks into a track stack or folder stack so you can collapse them when you don't need to see them in the arrange window?

[@AaronMatthews71]

With the amount of changes for each drum pack in toon tracks, is it worth making a template for 16 channels? Meaning some of the packs like Latin Drums or Rock drums they amount of channels for each drum session will change. Or should I just do this everytime I create a new session?

[@joeramos6033]

Weird, I did everything right but when I try to seperate by note pitch, it separates then, but when i try to solo just one track, they all get solo'd like they're still connected, anyone have any ideas?

[@markryanwestcott]

Only thing is... In my experience, multi-output instruments use a ton more processing power (at least in battery/kontakt) vs using multiple instances of a plug-in. Multi-output should be the correct and easiest routing method in Logic, but something about it and NI instruments is causing issues with processing power.

[@Steve-us1ue]

Thank you Thank you Thank you Thank you

[@GPM80]

excellent

[@adreamuponawake]

Hi! I have a question. I did all of what you said to make each piece of the drums have it’s own channel but when i did that it made my drums exponentially louder! I tried adjusting the velocities but it was still making the whole mix be thrown into the red causing distortion. Also, when i created the individual channels for the drums the output was saying 1-2, 3-4, 5-6 etc.. any idea on why that was?

[@glennmiller6891]

By selecting "Toontrack->ExDrummer 3->Multi-Output (16xStereo)" for EZDrummer 3's plugin input... it's no longer mono, that threw me for a f'n loop for a few hours until I worked my way thru it... works great, sort of an unpleasant pain in the ass getting to that point tho...

[@APaclin]

@8:27 That's not how it's done 😊 From mixer you select the tracks, right click and select "create tracks".

[@joeramos6033]

BUMP BUMP BUMP BUMP

[@doctari1061]

Great!

[@johnviera3884]

logic has really dropped the ball on their drum interface. How did FL studio get it correct 15 years ago? you want to drag in a sample and have a track channel (with a functional piano roll) and a mixer channel. Is it really that difficult?

[@PANTECHNICONRecordings]

The whole “Separate By Note Pitch” thing is, IMO, a total waste of time. A drum kit is effectively a single instrument, so trying to edit the drum part when it’s split across God-knows-how-many tracks is a major pain in the backside. Also, when using that as the method for exporting to audio: who wants their open and closed hihats on separate tracks? I know I don’t. Better to use a multi-output instrument and then export one file per channel strip. Fast-forward to just after half-way in this video, where the useful hints start...

[@jwl72]

Where does that start at?

[@PANTECHNICONRecordings]

@@jwl72 About 6:09.

[@glennmiller6891]

@@PANTECHNICONRecordings From that point in the vid onward (the Logic part), I got things straightened out here in under 15 minutes... thx for the short-cut,,, 🤟😎