XLN Metal pak help.
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 7:25 am
I am looking for metal drum tracks etc. Can anyone explain how I would intergrate this to work with logic pro 9?
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nightflameauto wrote:You already have Addictive Drums I'm assuming? That's pretty much all I use for my tracks in Logic 9.
Add Addictive to a MIDI track as a plugin. Pull up a kit in Addictive, then either drop loops from the Addictive loops list onto the midi track, or pull up the piano roll and go to town clicky-clicking. It doesn't take too long to get used to if you just experiment a bit.
nightflameauto wrote:You already have Addictive Drums I'm assuming? That's pretty much all I use for my tracks in Logic 9.
Add Addictive to a MIDI track as a plugin. Pull up a kit in Addictive, then either drop loops from the Addictive loops list onto the midi track, or pull up the piano roll and go to town clicky-clicking. It doesn't take too long to get used to if you just experiment a bit.
DNW wrote:nightflameauto wrote:You already have Addictive Drums I'm assuming? That's pretty much all I use for my tracks in Logic 9.
Add Addictive to a MIDI track as a plugin. Pull up a kit in Addictive, then either drop loops from the Addictive loops list onto the midi track, or pull up the piano roll and go to town clicky-clicking. It doesn't take too long to get used to if you just experiment a bit.
I'm not a Logic user, but I was under the impression Logic had a proper drum editor screen, instead of having to use the piano roll.
DNW wrote:nightflameauto wrote:You already have Addictive Drums I'm assuming? That's pretty much all I use for my tracks in Logic 9.
Add Addictive to a MIDI track as a plugin. Pull up a kit in Addictive, then either drop loops from the Addictive loops list onto the midi track, or pull up the piano roll and go to town clicky-clicking. It doesn't take too long to get used to if you just experiment a bit.
I'm not a Logic user, but I was under the impression Logic had a proper drum editor screen, instead of having to use the piano roll.