Editing Drum Midi In Superior Drummer 3 For Great Sounding Drums
Today I'm editing the drum midi I captured using Superior Drummer 3's Tracker, showing you the principles of how to get great sounding midi drums.
These ideas work great in any DAW, but I do prefer using Superior Drummer's own editor for several reasons.
This is a crucial step that many skip over and really helps in getting the best possible result.
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