Shawn, Great video. I really appreciate your patience and attention to detail. most people gloss over some of the details. Please never lose this attribute.

Thanks man, very useful. And your english is so easy to understand !

You resolved all the questions I had about this topic. Since I have Cubase and EZdrummer 3 this viseo was perfect for me. Thank you so much. It was exceptional.

nice explanation man, never realised it could do mono

Glad to see some Cubase workflow. While not my forte, it is always worth learning about! Rock on!

You saved my life today AGAIN Shawn lol!🙂 You're such a natural and very thorough teacher. Really appreciate all you share. I'm a Cubase user and really needed this tutorial today. Thank you

Man, you’re an inspiring instructor. Thank you!

I learnt so much thanks to this video! Thnaks for taking the time to explain all of this in detials and so calmly ^^!

Thanks for this. I have at last got it working how I’m used to.

Thx a lot.....great tutorial

Seems it's more than just me that are going nuts trying to split the Toms from OH! Coincidentally, just last night I watched your "isolate your toms and take control with your DAW" video from 2 years ago. Great job Shawn!!🤘

very very very gooooooood video...thx and long live

Awesome Video!

GREAT video. Now I can have full control :)

Mate, this video is just wow! Great job and thank you!

A BIG thank you for showing this and making it understandable for a dumbass metal guy like myself. This is totally a game changer for me and my projects!

Excellent Video with the mono routing, the sound is more real, also you can make the adjust you like, thank you very much to share.

I am very much in the frustration camp regarding not having 32 mono output support directly within SD3. It seems like it should be possible to use busses and pans within SD3 mixer to route, for example, KickIn and KickOut to channel 1-2 without checking that box. Then, at least the driver channel utilization is fully optimal with one mic per channel. That would then reduce the problem of splitting those optimized stereo outputs from SD3 into mono channels to manipulation within the DAW. Within the DAW, while not optimal, it SEEMS like one should be able to route the SD3 stereo channels to a stereo bus to start but then duplicate the bus by sending it to two additional busses. You would now have the same 2 mics on each second level bus, one hard left and one hard right. At that point, there has to be a way to just drop one side in a conversion to mono, but I don't know how to do that. So frustrating. BTW... your video here IS the best explanation I've seen by far for how to get as close to being able to do this as one would want to. Thank you.

Awesome tutorial as always. I knew how to get separate tracks but you showed how to get individual tracks that I never knew about. I'm also looking to change the tracks from midi to audio tracks. I'll search your videos to see if you have done this already. Thank you!

QUESTION: @13:54 you say there are 2 kick ins when there is only one kick in and one kick out... My question is, if you hard pan left/right each of these, will you get the mono signal you are seeking? I'm not trying to be a smart-alec, i'm literally working on figuring this out for myself right now. ***EDIT*** NOPE.... I get removing the tracks now, Thank you for your awesome tutorials

Thanks for this useful mono guide, Shawn! Should I work with mono only mono plugins in this case?

Looks like they are still Cubase stereo tracks. Maybe hard pan some of the EZ drummer tracks. So kick in 1/2 hard pan to 1. Kick out 1/2 hard pan to 2…. I don’t know if that makes sense?

Is there a way to save the mixer output configuration in EZDrummer 3?

Hi Shawn thanks for the video question is there an EZ drum folder for Cubase? Gr.Ness

Now how do you convert all that to actual audio

Ok but where are the tracks?

Promo_SM