Help, Superior Drumer 2 users.

[indecizo]

i've been using SD2 for a while and i love the metal foundry, and did really good presets for my extreme metal style, i always use this vst in a single stereo channel using it's own built in mixer. I inserted a reverb to the channel and the snare completes its final phase of badassery haha but i want just the snare to go through the reverb, not the whole kit.

I want to know if is there any way to put a reverb to just the final snare??

Btw i already know the multichannel thing (im using fl studio 9) but i find that all the built in compression,trans,eq, and gate in each amb mic, snare top dynamic, etc that makes my snares very good get deactivated and the snare sounds just bad after the multichannel option.

 

[outbreak525]

^ I'd like to know how to do this as well.

 

[Djentkitty]

FL Studio + metal?
Do multichannel. Send the snare tracks(top and bottom etc.) to output 2 within SD2. Then activate output 2 within FL(I don't know how to do it in FL, I haven't used it in years becasue I hate it) then add reverb.

 

[indecizo]

Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that my daw compressors can't make my snare 'pop' so beautiful like the SD2 built in compressor by some reason and the only way to make that snare the way i like is to put a compressor in the 'final' snare bus in SD2, but busses seems to not to work in multichannel. I really want to use SD compressor.
Is there any way to solve this, like multichannel that bus or something?

 

[Djentkitty]

Well, you could always look around google for some free VST compressors. But I'm not sure what you mean by some buses not working. Are you sure you sent bus track with the compression to an output? If so, make sure that output is ACTIVATED in FL(again, I wouldn't know how to do this. I use Cubase).

 

[indecizo]

Its solved, I did what you told me and it worked. I don't know what I did last time that didnt worked .
Thank you!

 

[Djentkitty]

haha, glad it worked man