You can wire everything by hand, or you can let the "Insert Synth Options" dialog handle the Audio+MIDI track creation for you. It is easier to let SONAR do it for you when you insert the synth, especially when just starting with this type of setup. Then all you need to do is add the drum map after SONAR has setup the synth.
 
In the latter case you are probably using a Simple Instrument Track. If that is the case, click the MIDI tab in the inspector and the MIDI output can be set in the bottom of the strip on the left.

Thanks again scook! I'm going to owe you a drink or something.

Ok I got that kind of sorted out. I know where every thing is now anyway. I notice the cymbals are choking themselves off which could be the Octapad settings. So all in all, I'm getting there. Thanks everyone!

Good news, thanks for the feedback.

clintmartin
Interesting. Hahaha I don't even know where these drum maps are! I'll find out though. It will be nice to get EZD and SD3 working the same. I have a roland octapad to trigger sounds and it would be nice to use one program for both. Thanks for the links cclarry...I'll be checking those out for sure.

Clint..

This video has a comprehensive review of Drum Mic'a...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2TuymOIBBE

Thanks Man!