How to route Kong Drums to separate mixing channels

[@deimos2k6]

Thank you very much, just what I was searching for!

[@villagenumerique9085]

thanks Bro really useful

[@deshaunwhite777]

I remember I asked you about this awhile back. You did it! Thanks I appreciate this. I watched some other channels but they didn't explain it as well, so simple as you did.🤜🤛

[@tcksounds953]

Cool! Im glad this was helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@bobbiejohnson4607]

Thank you! This was a huge help for me! Keep up the Great work!

[@tcksounds953]

Glad this was useful to you

[@cyanwitch2708]

Finally, someone gets it right. I want to do all of that and then use the Redrum to sequence the Kong, but my kid is on my pc and I’ve been relegated to using a Roland Verselab.

[@tcksounds953]

Thanks for watching.

[@producebyavionstylz]

I want to know how to mix my individual tracks am a beginner

[@beatzbyjay24]

This is good the problem is that when i select a kit from kong to load up it messes up this whole configuration i wish there was a way where it would keep the same setting when loading up different kits in kong

[@tcksounds953]

You'd have to pick your drums first then route them.

[@mogrizzly49311]

So why mono?

[@tcksounds953]

When Kong is initialized, every hit goes to one output and is in stereo. I find this setup to be easier to manage. If you want a stereo signal, all you have to do is add an effect and it will put the output to stereo.

[@sleepmeditationyoutube]

@@tcksounds953 Just to clarify, so by you panning it its just becoming mono and not actually coming-out of the side you pan it to correct? so for example you panning one to the left, it still comes out of both speakers but just you need to pan it so its a mono?

[@greymuzik]

@@sleepmeditationyoutube yes if you dont pan it it will play out to two mixer channels. So if you want it stero you could just create a bus for those two channels.

[@frederickmontoya8391]

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