Great work, thank you so much man. This is the exact tutorial I have been looking for. Clear explanations with use cases for different workflows. Now what if I wanted to separate the midi out so I can change the pattern? Just separate by note pitch?
Hey man. Amazing tutorial, just what I needed as I just purchased Addictive. I do have one question. How do you go about exporting these separate tracks into audio files? So I could basically treat the tracks as I would for regular recorded drums?
That’s a good question. I’ve only done it like once before. You might be able to multi-out, create the tracks in the main window and then highlight them and export tracks as audio files (command + e)
@@woodyardmusic You’re probably so right. I found a video of someone doing that with Modern & Massive. Should be the same procedure with any multi-output software. I do though, remember a few years ago, I could bounce everything inside the project and not having to export to then drag and drop, I’ll have to look into that again.
Off the top of my head, I think you need to bounce the tracks in place, then export them. I’ve had a couple people ask so I’ll try to do a follow up video sometime soon!
Great video but I'm still confused about recording those multi-out drums in logic. Everything is routed in AD and logic as per your video but once I'm done with FX, how do I get this audio into logic? Dragging the wav icon in the bottom left ends up exporting a completely different drum pattern. Thank you.
@@paulmenezes9572 yeah forget the little wav icon, that just does the last 15 seconds of drums or something like that. Let me look into this and get back to you, a couple people have asked about this.
@@KevDixon oh dude I made a video, forgot to drop the link. Hopefully this is what you need! Logic Pro | EXPORT Multi-Output Instruments | Easy Tutorial ua-cam.com/video/omBqYfHSsnM/v-deo.html
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What are some other 3rd party plugins that you like to use in Logic Pro?
wow! Fantastic video, man! It's a real life saver! Thank you so much for putting this together.
👏🏻👏🏻 thank you! Love that it was helpful!
Great work, thank you so much man. This is the exact tutorial I have been looking for. Clear explanations with use cases for different workflows. Now what if I wanted to separate the midi out so I can change the pattern? Just separate by note pitch?
Thanks! And yeah, in theory you could separate it out by note pitch
Absolutely brilliant! Thank you
Sweet! Glad you enjoyed it!
This video is amazing. i'd fogotten about saving the patches. Genius!
Thanks! The patches are super helpful!
coooool so thanks !
You’re welcome!
Hey man. Amazing tutorial, just what I needed as I just purchased Addictive. I do have one question. How do you go about exporting these separate tracks into audio files? So I could basically treat the tracks as I would for regular recorded drums?
That’s a good question. I’ve only done it like once before. You might be able to multi-out, create the tracks in the main window and then highlight them and export tracks as audio files (command + e)
@@woodyardmusic You’re probably so right. I found a video of someone doing that with Modern & Massive. Should be the same procedure with any multi-output software. I do though, remember a few years ago, I could bounce everything inside the project and not having to export to then drag and drop, I’ll have to look into that again.
@@fabianpaulsson4474ah! “Bounce tracks in place” should work
Thanks fot the video, but how do you export all the drum stack in separate tracks? (with it's fx ?)
Off the top of my head, I think you need to bounce the tracks in place, then export them. I’ve had a couple people ask so I’ll try to do a follow up video sometime soon!
Great video but I'm still confused about recording those multi-out drums in logic. Everything is routed in AD and logic as per your video but once I'm done with FX, how do I get this audio into logic?
Dragging the wav icon in the bottom left ends up exporting a completely different drum pattern. Thank you.
@@paulmenezes9572 yeah forget the little wav icon, that just does the last 15 seconds of drums or something like that. Let me look into this and get back to you, a couple people have asked about this.
@@woodyardmusic I've been desperately searching for a solution to this for a very long time. If you figured it out, it would be wonderful to know. TIA
@@KevDixon oh dude I made a video, forgot to drop the link. Hopefully this is what you need!
Logic Pro | EXPORT Multi-Output Instruments | Easy Tutorial
ua-cam.com/video/omBqYfHSsnM/v-deo.html
can I get your presets?
The addictive ones? I only have like two