RICHARD HUTCHINS 12 Posted March 5 Hi all, Does anyone have a good way to do this? I tend to write songs by putting down a basic brad and butter beat for all of the song, and then I add fills and breaks later. Is it best to simply overlay the AD beat on the same track, or place the fill on a different track, and try to line it up, and delete whatever it replaces? Clumsy I think, and I'm sure theres a better way? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Colin Nicholls 398 Posted March 5 I use multiple tracks and then delete the parts from the guide track that aren't necessary. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
John Vere 598 Posted March 5 I like my drums in one midi track and will only normally separate them later if using more than one VST to play them. I have 2 ways I can add fills. Most times I just draw them in PVR and make sure to delete conflicting parts. Much easier to do this in one track. If it's a fill that I can't figure out how to draw I might insert a new midi track and record it with my keyboard or digital drum kit. I can then either merge the 2 tracks but usually I just open the fill track and then holding ctrl ( or shift) open the original drums track from the right hand browser. This way I can see the fills overlaying the original ( or visa versa) and then delete stuff. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RICHARD HUTCHINS 12 Posted March 5 Cheers Guys. I'll experiment. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lapasoa 86 Posted March 5 (edited) I have AD2 for several years. First of all I choose the fill I like. Then I copy the fill on a bar immediately above the AD2 bar. After that I choose the lenght of the fill and eventually cutting the part of HH metronome . Cutting the same lenght on AD2 track and cut and paste on that the above fill. It's longer to explain this than doing it. Edited March 5 by lapasoa Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
razor7music 247 Posted March 5 I put all the drums on one track and separate the parts, fills, etc. in take lanes. Works great and you can even label each lane. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites