It makes no difference if you do it this way or lower the trims in each of your drum tracks in Sonar. I get the same thing with BFD and have in the past lowered the faders inside the BFD GUI down to about -10dB in order to get a lower/healthier signal inside Sonar.
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Win 10 Pro 圆4, 32Gb DDR3 ram, Sonar Platinum, Cubase 9.5, Mackie MCU Pro, Cakewalk VS 100, Roland Octa-Capture, A 800 Pro, Carver M-1.5t amp & C4000 pre amp, various mics, drums and brass instruments. In the end, in the CC bottom status line it says that the installation is complete. Gain staging addictive drums 2 inside Sonar x3 Hi guys, just a quick question about gain staging addictive drums 2 in sonar x3, up until now I usually just open AD2 get my drum sound which is usually a clean sounding kit as I dont use the processing inside AD2 so I dont use the preset kits, I build a kit myself by selecting each kit piece individually and having no inserts on, I then set the. As always guys your help is much appreciated. 6 12:06:19 ( ) Thanks to all for the info. ' I tried to re-install it and at the end of what seems to be the the installation process, a notepad file (XLNAudioAddictiveDrumsInstallationInstructionsCC.rtf ) opens.
I was wondering if I should be adjusting the gain of each kit piece channel and overheads and room mics inside AD2 so that when they output to their respective channels in sonar there is no need for me to use the trim knob to stop the channels from clipping. Sausy1981 Hi guys, just a quick question about gain staging addictive drums 2 in sonar x3, up until now I usually just open AD2 get my drum sound which is usually a clean sounding kit as I don't use the processing inside AD2 so I don't use the preset kits, I build a kit myself by selecting each kit piece individually and having no inserts on, I then set the faders in AD2 to unity gain and have all kit pieces going to their own channel in Sonar as I like to do all my processing there, When in sonar the channels will be clipping at this stage so I use the trim knob on each channel to have my channels peaking around -10dbfs. The knowledge base section on XLN is pretty useless and there is no great info on this around the net or other forums. XLN Audio Addictive Drums 2, Studio de production de batterie virtuel, Contient Addictive Drums 2, 3 ADpaks (Fairfax Vol.1, Fairfax Vol.2, Black Velvet), 18 emplacements pour kits, Slection d'ensemble de fts, Capture d'cran, 2 inserts pour multi-effets, 2 dparts d'effets, galiseur 4 bandes, Compresseur & distorsion, 2 rverbs, dlay & EQ inclus. I know on each kit piece in AD2 there is a volume slider, I'm talking about the volume slider beside the picture in the editor not the fader on the mixer, I was wondering should I turn this slider down to get my desired levels, I can turn each piece down including cymbals which means my overheads will be relative to my normal close mics Maybe there is no correct way to do this. When I record guitar, bass or vocal, my mic is going into my interface and I'm setting the level so I'm recording with a peak level somewhere around -12dbfs going into sonar so I never use the trim knob on these channels before I mix, I was just wondering if I should be adjusting the output of AD2 as if I was recording real drums, I realise the peak value would probably be higher for drums, maybe around -6dbfs.
Thanks for the reply, No it sounds fine, I just think of AD2 as an instrument like my guitar, bass or vocal.
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