Superior Drummer 3 puts you in control, and gives you all the tools you need at your disposal to make virtually any sounding drum you can think of. Building on the legacy of its predecessor, Toontrack have redesigned Superior Drummer 3 from the ground up to utilise a completely new and improved workflow. This configuration works, but based on what I had read – it seemed it I might only need the Instrument track? That is why I’m questioning my set up.Sculpt and Shape your drums without creative restraints with Superior Drummer 3 I can then record MIDI on either the Instrument track OR the MIDI track. I can now hear SD3 sounds on VST browser and from being triggered on the TD-20. To solve this issue, I then add a MIDI track and Select Superior drummer on the OUTPUT of that track. I can record MIDI notes – but there is no sound since the SD3 is not triggered. With this set up, I can hear sounds from SD3 by clicking the VST Browser screen ONLY - when I play the Vdrums, no sounds reach SD3 – thus I cannot hear anything. Note: If I go to the OUTPUT setting on the Instrument track – I have no option to select the SD3 – only my typical output tracks set up in the IO Setting of PT. In order to RECORD MIDI and have sounds triggered and played back via triggering from my TD-20, I need to have 1) an instrument track and 2) an SD#3 Multi-input VST INSERTED on that track. Regardless, I’d like to outline my set up and experience to confirm if I’m missing something. Or just looked at recording from the VST and not via Vdrums. I’ve read several posts and viewed several videos – and I’m wondering if the ones I’ve reviewed are just focused on listening to the audio, and not recording the MIDI. I am able to listen to/record, but it seems like I may not be setting this up optimally. I have had SD3 for a year, and just started working with MIDI.

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