Why is logic drummer midi mapping sooo different to that in GGD. If anyone has an easier workaround please let me know, before I remap the whole thing 😂

This was exactly what I was looking to do and there is absolutely no way that I could figure this all out myself. Thanks a ton dude.

I cannot thank you enough for this. This was a great tutorial and you really helped me in a huge way.

Dude you’re a life saver!! Video helped me out tremendously!!

Thanks man! I hope your channel get more subscribers soon!

Thanks for this, man. Super helpful!

Doing this once again. Thank you!

Alright seriously, why is this the only video I seem to be able to find on this topic like, AT ALL haha. There's of course other videos about using the MIDI environment in Logic, which I've found now that I've seen this, but out of all the different MIDI instruments I've used over the years in all the different applications they've been used for, I've never seen this haha. And I took two years of recording arts classes while back in school (we didn't use logic though, I don’t even know if logic was available when I was in school) this is all awesome advice dude. I've been compiling a list of "videos that don't exist but need to" for a long time now trying to put together a solid list of topics to hit in the future. So good job man, for bringing this technique to light for all the people who are more into "real" instruments than MIDI, and therefore have probably never run across this little trick. I'd imagine in the EDM scene it's probably common, but out of the countless hours of metal production videos I've seen, this is definitely a first 👏👏👏well done. (Now just drop the green screen tactic for these videos haha no offense here, it's your choice, but I PERSONALLY think green screen stuff is pretty tacky/unprofessional, mainly because it's about impossible to make it look good, even for national news outlets and huge artists, and they're probably throwing $thousands at it. And you my friend, deserve more recognition, even if just for this video alone!)

Great stuff here!

Very useful thank you! I will refer back to this to make some templates. 🔥

This is a great vid! :)

thanks for this man just what i wanted to do !!

I know how to do this on cubase but not on my logic! Thanks man. You’re so helpful !

Thanks bruh! This is really helpful.

This is awesome!

Ducking nice dude, really good job you did. Please make more tutorials on metal in Logic, like how you get good sound and other tips. Do you own other libraries from GGD and if you do how do they compare with modern and massive ?

Really useful. Struggled to get the new names to appear in the piano roll but it turned out I just needed to zoom vertically (15 frustrating minutes working that out!)

You are a genious!!! thanks buddy

As a Logic user, this tutorial sold me on another drum program. Not through any fault of you, this was great, but man what a hassle!

Thank you!

Sick!

You saved my ass. Thanks!

Thanks for this, man! question: is there a way to save that mapping so it's reusable in other projects, or do you just save that as a template, and always start with the template?

Hey Jonny, just wondering about the technique at the end of the video. Could you explain why you added the muted midi notes? Great vid!

Very informative man, You explain actions clear as day. If your feeling generous my old dtxplorer has midi out scart to mac laptop. Wanting to map into Logic and my I/O's don't want to play ball and not talking to external kit. Audio works through a focusrite but would like data then I can import kit sounds for the data. Help please?

This is all new to me. Could I take this map and load it in SSD to play GGD midi correctly? Do you need new mapping for Architect kit?. I am trying to convert midi I bought from Ugritone for Architect, Massive and Modern and Aggressive Rock. Do I need to convert the midi for each of these individually?

Should I still be assigning each instrument with One Kit Wonder Metal? I can't see the option to do so - wondering if this is just a limitation of the One Kit setup.

Just found this massive gem of a video, thanks for sharing, by the way, at 7:00 you double-click the drummer you created, which doesnt work for me. It just doesnt open a window to rename the piano roll, im using the current version of logic. Does anyone has advice for this? Huge thanks in advance!

Someone give this man a blumpkin for this

How do I do this with the architects kit? When you “assign individually” after you set up the outputs in kontakt, the architects library doesn’t give me those individual faders all conveniently like that

Can this procedure with any of the products from the Yurt Rock drum kits ?

I don't know why but each time I create a new software inst. track it automatically boots reaktor 6 as a plugin. any way to disable that? I'm mainly using kontakt for drums.

Important! EMPTY CHANNEL STRIP IS A MUST. Not just a suggestion.

how do I connect multiple modules and get a signal from both?

With doing this, is there a way i could use the logic drummer?

Could I get the mapping file you imported please?

Is it possible to load 2 modern and massive at the same time?

the plus is missing on my track for the step at 3:30. would anyone know how to show this option?

Ok but how do you save the environment mapping so you don't have to do this on every single project?

Like to see how to label it because I'm not getting any sound

What if you don’t have contact 5?

I’m not getting any audio out now?

I wish i wouldve watched this before ever getting GGD. I genuinely fucking hate it and this is not worth having to go through just to map these. I wish i wouldnt have wasted my money. This is such a waste of time to have to do.

this is the most absurd thing about drum plugins etc. Companies like GGD charge out the nose but can't make a simple editor for remapping?! this is why we PAY for plugins, so we don't have to this tedious & frustrating bullshit

It's a nightmare.