How can I get each drum sound to route to a different output without adding another instance of addictive drums on each track? When I turn on the separate output option, the audio still comes from the track the vst is assigned too. I see the option for separate outputs, but I don't see an option for selecting which output you'd like the sound to come from on the vst itself. I'd like to use one instance of the vst but route the individual sounds all to their own tracks. Also, is there a way to drag the individual sounds out of addictive drums and into the channel rack so I can use the step sequencer to program the drums? I'm using FL Studio 20.1. Thanks.

 

Not sure exacto what you mean? As in Multi outs? What you mean by each drum sound?
Depends on your DAW but just add multi track output?

 

Like the kick on mixer track 2, snare on mixer track 3, etc. So I can individually mix them and add effects.

 

Yeah and that cool and way 2 go, just set up Multi Outs..? Not sure how it works in FL but in reaper you just right click etc...multi out is cool but always important imo to set up a drum bus and turn off Master within the track itself...make sure the CPU intensive effect etc applied there also rather than each individual track

 

My man, thanks bro. Is there anyway to get the sounds out of the vst, as in drag them to the channel rack for step sequencer editing? Also, I know you can tune the sounds in the vst itself but is their a way to change the tuning in the piano roll? For instance, if my song is in the key of D, I'd like the kick to be in D too. An easy way is to just change the root note in the piano roll by shifing the midi up or down, but in this case if I do that no sound will play, and I can't edit the root note like I can with audio. Do I have to just use my ears and use the vst tuning or is their a way to do it in the piano roll? Sorry for all the questions but I'm a noob trying to learn.

 

Last edited: Jan 31, 2019