That was the first way I figured out how to achieve this.
Come to think of it, a YouTube video of that happening would astound forum members over at. When you load the setlist it takes a bit more time but you can then switch kits instantly by changing songs.
The magic that Performer brings for a live edrummer using Superior Drummer is that you can save a bunch of songs, each with a different Superior Drummer kit (even from different libraries) and put them in a “Set List” and then check a box next to “Preload” in the Set List Menu. When you save a song everything is captured, the VST Plugin’s settings, the routing between plugins, the audio and midi input and output routings. Ivansc you are 1000% correct !!! you said "be patient and persistent" these are not my strongest attributesLite, Solo and Performer all have the same song save ability if that’s what you mean by snapshot.
Its a steep curve in any DAW, so dig in for the long haul. Right mouse button click in the track area and choose the "insert virtual instrument on new track" option that shows up.Ĭhoose Superior from the drop-down box, which will show "all" your VSTis.īut of course you also need to know how to install SD and WHERE to install it.Īnd a bunch of other basics before even that will be of help to you. Read up (or watch up) on basic audio & MIDI setup for your computer & then do the same for VST instruments - Superior Drummer - and once you have the two under your belt you should be able to follow any help offered a lot more easily. None of this will be a waste of your time as you are going to need to learn the basic principles of whatever DAW and drum rompler you wind up using. Well worth the entry price & Groove3 often have really good sales.Īs far as I know they do a series on both Reaper AND the toontrack range. Have you looked at the reaper tutorials? If you really are that new to all this, take little steps.
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