I am trying to make Addictive Drums 2 have separate channels for all the drums.
It was so easy in Sonar. It was intuitive and logical. Easy to implement.
 
I just cannot figure out how to do it in Studio One.
It is so unintuitive that I am ready to give up.
 
EDIT: Duh! I didn't see the INSTR selector on the console page.
Simply clicking on the box (but not the down arrow) brings up a selection of available outputs.
Click the box next to the desired output and a track is added. Easy!!!
I had been using SOP for audio only. This was my first try at adding a soft synth. Perfectly easy once you know what button to press. LOL.
Studio One Rocks!
 
 

Actually its even more intuitive in Studio One. Would have been quicker to Google for how to do it than come here and whine about it.

It's far easier to do in Studio One, it's a breeze, a real nobrainer, a far better implementation.
IMO, SONAR is the one that sucks, plus, well, it's DEAD, gone, finished, and all those bugs are never going to be fixed.

How about we try to help one another without antagonizing anyone with inflammatory rhetoric about any particular DAW? Please?
 
https://support.presonus.com/hc/en-us/articles/210044273-Studio-One-Setting-up-MultiTimbral-Multi-Output-VSTi-s-in-Studio-One
 

Here is the easy answer:
 
Using Addictive Drums 2 in Presonus Studio One
https://www.producelikeapro.com/using-addictive-drums-2-presonus-studio-one/
 

Genghis
Actually its even more intuitive in Studio One. Would have been quicker to Google for how to do it than come here and whine about it.

Would have been more productive for you to offer me assistance than for you to come here and whine.

Found this, too, Mike. Looks like a good one, and current.
https://www.soundonsound.com/techniques/studio-one-tracks-and-channels
 

Matron Landslide
It's far easier to do in Studio One, it's a breeze, a real nobrainer, a far better implementation.
IMO, SONAR is the one that sucks, plus, well, it's DEAD, gone, finished, and all those bugs are never going to be fixed.

Then please explain in simple terms how to do.

Sorry, just felt the thread title was a bit over the top for such an easily solved issue. Almost posted a link, but my phone kinda jacked it up and i decided it wasn't worth the time to go back and try again.

mikedocy
 
Then please explain in simple terms how to do.

I posted a link to a video above that clearly explains how to do it.  If you are in a hurry, fast forward to the 9:00 min mark...