This leaves the song inserted, but blank.
It starts to compile (and play), I hear no drums, so I simply click on cancel. I am compiling in real-time, that's why I hear the song in real-time as it is compiling, and hence why I know there is something wrong in the other Project.Ģ) If I open my original project containing all my other tracks, I then import the file for the song with SD3. It works! The drums are heard as the song is compiled. I then go to import file and choose the song with the SD3 drum tracks (all still midi tracks). This is what I have noticed:ġ) I create a brand new blank Project. Yes, sorry, you have misunderstood musicchamber! I have to head out to lunch, but have you converted the SD3 drums into audio? Philangus wroteSorry, yes I will stop burbling !! Have you tried importing a song containing SD3 in to a Project? I checked the main stereo channels in the Studio One mixer for the SD3 are turned up and not muted (well it must be the case otherwise I wouldn't hear it!).
I also tried a demo of a couple and then opted to purchase SD3 which I only got yesterday. All my other songs were recorded using the TD15's own sounds, the Steve Slate free drums or a couple of other freebies. As soon as it starts playing I can hear the complete lack of any drums, so I simply cancel it and go back to scratching my head! If I use any other drum plugin I don't get this issue. It then imports the file and as soon as it does that, it starts the playback of the file in real time (I have mine set to compile in real time) to create the import. When I save the song and go to the Project page containing all my tracks, I then go to import the file and choose the song that uses the SD3 drums to import. If I record the track, when I play the song I hear the SD3 playback. So if I play from my Roland TD15 drums I hear them triggered on the instrument track with the SD3 plugin loaded. When I am editing my song, I hear SD3 sounds fine.
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