split midi drums into separate tracks

I usually use a cal script for this.  
 
Go to process --> Run Cal..  
and select the 'Split note to tracks' Script and follow the steps in the popup menu

Maybe you need to select the source tracks first and then select the cal script to run.
 
I also think it's best to select a destination tracknumber after your existing tracks, so for instance: If you have 15 tracks in your project, choose 16 as the destination track. This way corresponding midi tracks will automatically be created for every key that is used in your source track. 
After this you can always move them and/or insert them into a folder.
 
 
 
 
 
 

I find it often works best to figure out how many different notes there are and pre-create the target tracks.

fyi, I found this other old post. It bounces each drum to its own audio track which is fine for what I want for this. But it would be nice to know how to get separate midi tracks.
 
Thanks All
 
there is another option with track templates....just go to insert menu and insert the track template of soft synth...the session drummer 3....

 
 

1. Go to the Session Drummer mixer
2. Change the port at the bottom of each drum from all 1 to 1,2,3,4, etc.
3. Create 12 audio tracks (or less if you've used less ports)
4. In the audio tracks select each input one by one. First one select "Session Drummer Out 1 left mono", second on select "Session Drummer Out 3 left mono", then next track "Session Drummer Out 5 left mono" etc. etc

That assumes you want mono drums, select the stereo outs if that's what you want. You then have x number of drum tracks with each drum on it's own audio track which you can process as you wish. All are fed by one midi track. Simples as the yoof now say. 

 
Are you sure you filled in the correct source track number in the cal? You only need to fill in the source and destination track, the midi destination and port can be left at default (you can change them later on the midi tracks)
 
Maybe you can copy the midi clips to a new midi track and try running the Cal from there. It's always safer to make a copy of your original midi clips, since the cal script deletes the original midi data.