Dropping Already Completed Session Drummer 3 into seperate folders

I have Sonar X1 Producer and I built the drums using Session Drummer 3 into a single track - without separating bass, snare, hi-hat, etc. I've watched some of the recent videos and saw how you could separate the tracks and create a folder. Is there a way I can take what I've already done so I can just separate the tracks? I tried creating a new folder and copying and pasting, but it just does not seem to work right and I can only here the bass drum in Track 1? Help?!?! Does my dilemma even make sense? Thanks in advance.

 Thanks digi2ns, I'll give that a try.

its midi right?
if you have a session drummer 3 midi track with all your drums on that one track,just insert a whole new session drummer 3 into your project.
when the synth preference menu opens up,select all audio outputs stereo
now open up session drumer three click on the mixer/each track needs to have a different number 1-12

drag the midi track you made with your first session drummer track and put it in the session drummer 3 sets midi track,not the kick or the snare,exc.its got to be in the ssession drummers track(youll see it ,it looks different from the rest of them and is usualy at the bottom..:go figure right?)
the reason you could only hear the bass drum was because you probably fropped the midi track on to the kick drums track and not the drum track.
good luck

I'll test shortly to make sure it's this simple but:

Create a new session drummer 3 track with seperates and simply copy your step sequencer file to the new instance.  You can go into SD# and change the output channels to go to the individual outputs

that certainly was easier lol

LOL! I guess it was a good question for a lot of us! I used to do my drums in a very old version of Fruity Loops and had to do mixing there, but adding effects was close to impossible, especially for each individual sound. Needless to say, now that I am growing in my art and hobby, trying to eq and compress a bass, snare, hi-hat, etc all together as one track is not only hard, but it just doesn't sound all that good because they're acting on different frequencies... Thanks. This is an awesome community of musicians and recording folk!

Thanks Seth. I'm looking forward to mixing with the ProChannel actually. The last time I mixed and mastered it was in Sonar Producer 8.5. I just upgraded to X1 a couple months ago. I'm working on several new projects and can't wait to get all the parts recorded so I can start mixing. I enjoyed your "LIVE" segment on CakeTV, BTW. Keep 'em coming.

I tried and failed many times until I realized I was trying to have the input as SD3 Mono tracks (duh?). I finally pulled up the Browser on X1 and just dropped the multi out for the drums I liked and it created the folder and outputs for me. I then just grabbed my original drum created single track from SD3 and dropped it in the main midi file on top. It worked! I now have the single tracks I was looking for and it was super easy. I just had to change the buss on a couple and delete a few extra unnecessary tracks! Thanks for everyone's assistance!

I'm thankful you chimed in to help out the situation Seth!