Exporting each EZDrummer piece seperately

[Cacoph0ny]

Can I do this? Or do I have to export the entire drum set in one mp3?

 

[seditz740novaprospect]

in the mixer it allows you to assign the tracks of the mixer to separate tracks in the daw.

 

[Plankis]

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/415548-multi-output-ez-drummer-logic.html

 

[cobrahead1030]

you can separate all the individual drums, the overhead and room mics you can't tho

 

[colonel kurtz]

i think the OP is asking about actually rendering the drums...in which case you'll have to send each EZD channel to its own channel in your DAW, then solo each individual channel and render one by one

 

[Executioner213]

Create individual midi tracks for each drum/whatever, instead of everything on one midi track. Then, you can render things individually... especially if, when rendering, you go into the mixer in EZDrummer and mute everything else (I also mute the Room channel as it adds too much and I like it tighter). Then render away.

 

[grywolf627]

Seems like I'm always advocating TapeIt2 around here. Really. Try it. It saves so much time. Use the multi-out function of EZdrummer. Then insert TapeIt2 on each drum channel. Set it to respond to the transport's "play" button. Hit "play", let the full song play. Hit "stop" when it's over. You're done. All the drum tracks are rendered into wav or mp3 or whatever format you want, all in one shot.

 

[symphonicmind]

Seems like I'm always advocating TapeIt2 around here. Really. Try it. It saves so much time. Use the multi-out function of EZdrummer. Then insert TapeIt2 on each drum channel. Set it to respond to the transport's "play" button. Hit "play", let the full song play. Hit "stop" when it's over. You're done. All the drum tracks are rendered into wav or mp3 or whatever format you want, all in one shot.

thanks! It's very nice tool!