Bear in mind with the new BFD3 kits there are a lot more options with regard to ambient channels as you now have 3 mono and 2 comp channels in addition to the room, overhead and amb3/far room channels. I like to mutilate my drums sometimes So I will route my kick snare and hats to their own auxiliary channels which will then be routed to either mono or stereo outs in sonar and then I usually group the toms and cymbals to their own auxiliaries which will be routed to stereo outs and then each of the ambient channels to either stereo or mono outputs in sonar. Because I use BFD3 effects which, whilst I know there may be better effects the margins are fine and I find it much quicker and more intuitive to use the on board effects and as they are effects made for use with drums I have found it gives me more ideas creatively. Typically you would route your kick and snare to mono outs as these won't usually be panned left or right so stereo isn't needed. Having said that I have a standard template that does route kick, snare, hats, toms and cymbals to separate outputs. If like me you do most of your effects processing within BFD3 there's little need to use multi outputs. When I do I'll make it available.As far as multi output templates are concerned there a so may ways of doing this depending on how you use BFD3. Many brush options overlay the sticks map, those are not listed on this map.Ī separate map would certainly be useful for using brushes.
It is complete for use with sticks and lists some brush options. Place it before Addictive Drums instrument to enjoy fuller use of AD2. Likewise multiple variants exist for the remaining kit items that are not available in GM mode.Īttached below is a link to my drum map for Addictive Drums 2. The proper Addictive Drums 2 drum mapping provides much more programming subtlety than the GM drum map provides.įor example the GM map provides two snare options:Īnd that is not counting the eight variations that exist for brushes.
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