EZ Drummer Multi Output and Create a Drum Bus In Logic Pro X
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- Donations welcome! Thank you so much. www.paypal.com... Learn how to expand EZ Drummer to a Multi Output channel and also create a drum bus summing stack. Easy! And rewarding!
Super helpful, thanks. Couldn’t have been more clear!
I just found this vid by accident… love your teaching style and it’s just also REALLY cool see more women in the world of recording arts/music 😊
Excellent presentation and step by step training. I love how she said "If you don't know how to this " and proceeded to show you. This makes the user feel comfortable right away progressing further into the training. Also, her voice is very calm and soothing. Well done. Keep the videos coming.
Thank you so much for this. Wonderful video.
This is so, so useful for me, even with a newer version of Logic and EZ Drummer 3. Thanks for doing this!
Thanks for a helpful video. I'm just figuring out EZ Drummer and Logic and this was just what I was looking for instructions for.
Okay... Watching again. And again. And taking notes because I have to re-boot to my other drive to try it LOL
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Love the vid. Very helpful.
Thank you! I was looking for a video that was just straight to point and this was it
Great job... Two things I want to say. First being you can go to any individual track on easy drummer scroll down to multi-channel and it will set everything up as well as Tom's. Second it would be dope if you could do a video putting together all the parts of the song if you do that. General information about layering the guitars panning etc.
I felt in love with your smart, Funny And efective teaching Style. Please make more about Main Stage
Lady Audio, thank you for making this video! It’s helped me create my templates and every time I need a new template this is the video I keep coming back to watch! It’s helped me a ton. Thanks again!
Your video is SOOO helpful! I've watched it over and over again to help me with the song I'm working on!
Great video! It is so simply and easy explained. Thank you and keep up the great work!
I can't begin to thanx you enough, off and run-in
Amazing Video!! just what i needed! Greetings from Chile!
Super helpful - thank you
Yes, it’s useful and helpful. Thank you very much!
Thank you for this❤
I also love you teaching style. I learned something new in your presentation in using ez drummer 3. Thank you so much. How can I learn more from your your teaching?
Thank you so much, that's very kind of you. I am not an expert, but I'm glad you like the teaching style. I hope to get some more videos up soon.
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for.
very useful, thanks!
Awesome, Thank you very much for sharing!
Thanks a lot!
Thanks a lot from France. Very clear.
Thanks so much!
This is fantastic, thanks for making!
And I love your voice!
Totally useful! Now that EZD3 is out you maybe wanna put another wonderful video. And by the way what a great voice you have 😍
Useful!
Super helpful.Thank you!
Thank a million!! Great video! You really help me!)))
thank you thank you thank you
This was awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!!
Very cool. Helped me out a lot. Going to look at @Jam Time 's suggestion too.
So useful! Thanks so much!
Thanks!
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so helpful thank you
Now to shut down and re-boot for my Logic 9 drive to see if this applies to antique Mac Pros running SL...
We also have Logic Pro 7 on an old G5, and although the menu items look slightly different, this systematic approach works. I mean, unless your comment was meant to be sarcastic because I'm running an older version of Logic Pro X in this video. :-) I hope to get a newer system and do another video very soon!
@@LadyAudioPodcast I sure loved my old G5! In fact, SL/ Logic 9 does the trick for me so long as I can run the software. I boot with El Capitan for internet but Option/boot SL for workstation use. I may have to do some fancy copy-paste trying this since I've already recorded my drums with ezd2 triggered by my e-kit. I want to try sidechaining my kick and bass guitar and need separate tracks to do it.
Hi, thank you for the tips, also is it possible to register each element at the same time with a midi controller and make these elements separate in each line ?
What am I doing wrong? In your example, when you open the mixer window in EZ Drummer, you have Out 1 on the drop-down under the sliders where mine has Out 1/2. What do I need to change? Thanks!
Im having the same problem. I’m using EZDRUMMER 3 and I don’t know if that’s the issue or not. The one thing they arent showing you is when you create all these outputs, the mix becomes very loud. When you drag those tracks from EZDRUMMER to logic, it already has a well balanced and mixed version of the drums. Really, all i want is to fine tune the bass and snare but i noticed those became so loud i reverted back to the original track.
Hi, sorry I missed your question. I'll look into it this week and see what's up.
Great job! Can you set up the song as a region and record
Multiple takes on these multitracks?
she said "or whatever"! awesome video btw great help with starting a template. now, how do I get each individual drum midi on their own channel?
Hmm, there isn't really a need for that as the audio goes through their individual channels. But I see what you mean... the midi is just on the one track with the piano roll displaying each drum on its own lane. But for visuals, it seems kind of weird that the midi for each drum doesn't go to its own track. I've gotten used to it being on the one track, tho. It's easier for me to edit the drums this way. But if you wanted to put the midi for each drum on their own channels, I guess you'd have to copy and paste each lane from the piano roll into their respective tracks. I'm not sure if there's an automated way of doing this task.
@@LadyAudioPodcast I would do that for collaboration purposes. Say I wanted to send the kick track to a friend, it would be nice to have that ready to go right away. But I see what you’re saying. I just don’t see the point of having the tracks on the workflow (or whatever) when they’re already on the mixer.
Great video
Can you show me how to do this exact thing but with UA Luna daw?
Glad you liked the video. Right now, there isn't a way for Luna to do multitrack (that I know of). UA is well aware of the demand from what I've read on their forums. There are a few videos out there that bounce the midi to audio and then they put the audio on their own audio tracks. However, I find that method too strict for me, I frequently want to change or experiment with the snares or kicks after I start mixing. So, for my own projects, I just put EZ Drummer on a few tracks... one for Kick midi, one for Snare midi, one for Hi Hat midi, and another for the rest of the kits midi. From there I can send those tracks to a bus for adding tape or compression on the whole kit. Hope this helps.
@@LadyAudioPodcastthank you
It still records all on one track is this ok? Was it supposed to put each individual drum
On seperate tracks?
Great question. Yes, all the midi will look like it's on one track, the kick drum. But you'll find that when you solo the various drums, like the snare for instance, you'll hear just that one drum.
@@LadyAudioPodcast thank you very much. For the quick reply .
@@LadyAudioPodcast I am also certain there is a way to drop each of the midi files down to each track, but that's outside the scope of your video. If you think about it, keeping it all in one midi track just makes it easier to work with when re-arranging the drums. The fact you can mix each instrument separately is the key here.
hi, can you do this with EZ drummer 3?
thank you, love your channel
Just did it! Works exactly the same!
こんにちわ。マルチ出力した後、スネアやタムだけにサイドチェインをかけるにはどうすれば良いのでしょうか？
Great question. I haven't mastered sidechaining. However, when you do add compression or something else to sidechain, I think the bus needs to be within the track stack.
Even if you put them together in a track stack, can't specify the tracks they contain...@@LadyAudioPodcast
The way you specify should be in the routing using the Sends dropdown menu on the track. @@user-fh6mw3bl3f
How do you make the Aux track Audio once it in logic?
Do you mean like making it a stereo track with audio files instead of midi notes? There are a few ways to do that. Try doing a search for "convert midi to audio logic pro x" - that might give you the answers. From what I remember, you have to make sure your default bouncing settings are set up correctly... but that was several years ago. It might be different now. Hope this helps!
@@LadyAudioPodcast appreciate your input, look into the situation to convert the individual drum kit to audio. Kick, Snare,Hi hat ect…. Which would give alot more flexibility on the mix down. Although Ez Drummer stereo really puts the drums where they belong…😎🎶
Very helpful! Thank you.
Helpful, thank you!