Addictive Drums Question

[Keith Wilby]

Hi all,

On the "mixer" window of AD, the one with all the faders and the names of each drum above, can you assign drums to a fader? For example, can I change "Flexi 1" to be "CYM 1"?

Many thanks.

[Robert Bone]

If you click on the question mark in the upper right of the window, it opens up a panel where you can adjust all kinds of things.  Edited - @Canopus

 has it right.  I was in the doctor's office when I first posted, and my memory was a bit foggy.  Sorry about that.

Bob Bone

Edited January 4, 2020 by Robert Bone
confessed to faulty advice....

[Keith Wilby]

Thanks Robert. I must be being a bit thick, I don't see an option to assign a cymbal to a "Flexi" 😮

[Canopus]

You open up the KIT panel and then click the L in the upper-left corner of one of the Flexi slots to load a kit piece. You can optionally navigate between kit pieces by clicking the Up or Down arrow beneath the L button it that Flexi slot to find the one best suited for your needs. That might however be less convenient, unless you have already narrowed in on the type of kit piece using the first method mentioned above.

[jude77]

5 hours ago, Canopus said:

You open up the KIT panel and then click the L in the upper-left corner of one of the Flexi slots to load a kit piece. You can optionally navigate between kit pieces by clicking the Up or Down arrow beneath the L button it that Flexi slot to find the one best suited for your needs. That might however be less convenient, unless you have already narrowed in on the type of kit piece using the first method mentioned above.

Many thanks for this.

[Keith Wilby]

On 12/25/2019 at 10:35 AM, Canopus said:

You open up the KIT panel and then click the L in the upper-left corner of one of the Flexi slots to load a kit piece. You can optionally navigate between kit pieces by clicking the Up or Down arrow beneath the L button it that Flexi slot to find the one best suited for your needs. That might however be less convenient, unless you have already narrowed in on the type of kit piece using the first method mentioned above.

Thank you.