ReDrum ConunDrum

[Cell 2Dee]

When I'm using ReDrum, most of the time I have channels 1, 2 and 3 all linked out using gate out and gate in on the back of it, and the same with channels 4-6, 7-9, just so that my drums are layered. What I wanna do is keep that layering, but to wire the ReDrum into the mixer so that there are channels 1, 2 and 3 on track 1 of the mixer for my kicks, and so on for my snares/hats. I've tried just coming out of channel 1's audio out into a new mixer channel, but it only plays the kick on channel one, and not the 3 layered kicks. Is there a way around this, so that I can keep my layers and also use a seperate mixer channel for kicks, snares and hats etc.?

 

[krysolite]

u mean have all three or w/e sounds going through one channel in the mixer?
open up that sound combiner. Spider Audio Merger & Splitter.
the left side is the merger. so route all the outs that u wana combine in redrum into the left side (u get 4 ins for the merger). then take the out and route it to your mixer channel.

solve ur problem?

EDIT: if you need more inputs then just create another merger and route the output of one into the input of the other (giving you 7). etc.

 

[Cell 2Dee]

u mean have all three or w/e sounds going through one channel in the mixer?
open up that sound combiner. Spider Audio Merger & Splitter.
the left side is the merger. so route all the outs that u wana combine in redrum into the left side (u get 4 ins for the merger). then take the out and route it to your mixer channel.

solve ur problem?

EDIT: if you need more inputs then just create another merger and route the output of one into the input of the other (giving you 7). etc.

Dopeness. I'll give it a go and get back to you. Thanks man, appreciate the help.

 

[Cell 2Dee]

u mean have all three or w/e sounds going through one channel in the mixer?
open up that sound combiner. Spider Audio Merger & Splitter.
the left side is the merger. so route all the outs that u wana combine in redrum into the left side (u get 4 ins for the merger). then take the out and route it to your mixer channel.

solve ur problem?

EDIT: if you need more inputs then just create another merger and route the output of one into the input of the other (giving you 7). etc.

It worked perfectly. Thanks again dude, that's dope.


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