Hey guys...I'm having some Logic issues with DFH Superior and routing. Hopefully someone can help me out. I'm pasting my post from the Logic forum. Forgive me for getting technical and for the newb questions. :
I'm attempting to route the different drum sounds: kick, snare, etc. to separate channels within an instrument track. I followed the toontrack video that they provided a while ago on how to do this, but I'm having some problems.
Basically, I copy and paste auxilary tracks from the environment window into a new "create!!" window.
I then start on the first track, entitling them "aux 3, aux 4, etc..." From there on, I am supposed to select "Instrument 1, Instrument 2, etc." per the appropriate trakc within the "I/O" buttons. But, when I do this, they turn grey and do NO activate the drum sound.
The only way that the drum sound in activated, is if I change the Aux number on the left menu to "Instrument 1, etc." This would be fine, but all of my drum sounds are being routed to my FIRST channel...even if I change them all individually.
Sorry for the long, drawn out post...But if someone can take the time and help me out, I'd GREATLY appreciate it.
Thanks
-Joe
I'm attempting to route the different drum sounds: kick, snare, etc. to separate channels within an instrument track. I followed the toontrack video that they provided a while ago on how to do this, but I'm having some problems.
Basically, I copy and paste auxilary tracks from the environment window into a new "create!!" window.
I then start on the first track, entitling them "aux 3, aux 4, etc..." From there on, I am supposed to select "Instrument 1, Instrument 2, etc." per the appropriate trakc within the "I/O" buttons. But, when I do this, they turn grey and do NO activate the drum sound.
The only way that the drum sound in activated, is if I change the Aux number on the left menu to "Instrument 1, etc." This would be fine, but all of my drum sounds are being routed to my FIRST channel...even if I change them all individually.
Sorry for the long, drawn out post...But if someone can take the time and help me out, I'd GREATLY appreciate it.
Thanks
-Joe