Logic Pro 11 - Session Players #03: Drum Kit Designer

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

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[@arnabchakrabortyofficial]

Fabulous as always Josh. Bring it on.

[@iaminbetweendays]

Thanks.

[@oseanbrez9879]

OK, but where do I find the drum kit designer in the multichannel kits a.k.a. the new produce for kits. Having trouble locating that.

[@MakeSomething]

Loving this series. I want to multi sample my drum kit. Would you suggest using one sampler instrument for the whole kit or using DMD and a sampler for each piece? Would love to see a full in depth tutorial on this with different velocities and snare center, rim shots, variations on hi hat positions, etc. Thanks!

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

If it's an acoustic kit, you're probably going to be looking at using Sampler, for different variations, round robins, velocity layers, etc. Or if it's an electronic kit, DMD will work fine. I have an advanced tutorial on Sampler just for realistic drum program here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqq6fXZobbKMZ5Isi=9lJdlIFWZ2Ck4d7p

[@vewilli]

Very helpful. THANKS A LOT. 👍🏻👏🏻🙏🏻 If I had known that the Logic drummer would be increased that much, I wouldn‘t have purchased Toontravk EZ-drummer, which is very good, but not necessary for my needs anymore.

[@mdominic]

More cowbell!

[@trippy127]

1 semitone = 100 cents in Tuning