sausy1981You can go mono for the kick, snare, hi-hats, toms and the flexi tracks and at the same time have stereo tracks for the overheads and room tracks.
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sausy1981How ya doin mate, I recently did 2 videos on addictive drums in Splat over on my youtube channel. Check them out here ----> www.youtube.com/andrewbyrnemixing
monleo2014Yep. 18 mono is the way to go if you want individual processing on each track. It's important you do NOT delete the room and overhead tracks as well. You lose a LOT of the sound, but you also should lower the volume on the overheads and room as well, or they overpower the other tracks. Think of AD2 as a REAL drum kit. When mixing a real drum kit, the overheads and room mic sliders are always set really low, otherwise you get a lot of bleed and extra things picked up in the mics. Thanks Midiboy, if going mono a couple of questions remain:- I assume all tracks must be routed to a newly created stereo bus. Do all the default pan assignments remain or do I have to start panning each trackRegards,Leon