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I was going to give a detailed post, but don't have time as I'd have to look into how to take the snare out of the overhead pair, but you should be able to go to EZ Drummer's mixer page and then assign the snare (top and bottom) to a different output. I'm sure there's an easier way to do this, but I always like to do things the hard way. Then you can put your slick reverb and EQ on the snare and treat the rest of the kit with less reverb. In the copied track, you erase everything except the snare notes, and route it to the new mono instance of EZ Drummer, where you can choose a snare from all the different kits. Then you find the snare hits, which are usually on that low D note, and erase them from the original track. The way I do it is, when I'm finished programming the MIDI, I copy it to a second MIDI track, and then in piano roll view, collapse the view so you can see the entire track from beginning to end. Uncle dunc wrote:If you need that slick snare sound, you may have to open a second instance of EZ drummer in mono and use it for snare only, routed to a new mono audio track in DP.
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