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Guess I'm finally going to have to bite the bullet and learn about MIDI & mapping to use my Addictive Drums loops, but XLN has a drum map that should make it relatively easy I hope. Also a bit annoying that it goes back to default view in the Grooves window whenever you open and close the GUI instead of staying on the one you are auditioning I have noticed some timing glitches on alot of the grooves when you loop them in the player itself, there's a stutter at the end of the bar even on verse grooves, not sure what the issue is there.
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At first last night it didn't want to recognize my license file but still worked, and now the license file seems ok. my license was generated and I got the email, downloaded the license (twice actually by mistake).
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And if it still doesn't wanted to say that I bought it last night and was able to download and install it without issue. I shall probably try reinstalling and see what happens.
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That's how I learned about DAWs, and apart from the free stuff like Audacity (or it was free when I used it, anyway) which I have no idea how anyone can seriously use to create even a cheap demo, S1 is the first DAW I have ever been personally involved in. Hello people That's my first post I just want to know what are your opinions about steven slate drums 4. I used to think the only way to create music was to book a studio session, but since 2 hours studio time here for a rough cut with no polish or production costs the equivalent of a 1000 quid and up (and there are 3 studios in the whole country so the greed is allowed to flourish) I had to find other options. So I depend on this forum for help where people are what appears to be mind-bogglingy advanced when it comes to the tech stuff. The music industry and scene where I am located is non-existent outside of select coteries that do not share the know-how. I have never heard of a DAW before last year nor does anyone where I am located have any idea what a DAW is. You might be right, perhaps it is best I reinstall it if I can find the register key (I changed computers, changed mail.chaos) because some pathway somewhere might be corrupted somewhere (as much as I appreciate everyone's help here, if anyone starts to get technical with abbreviations I truly will have no idea what you are talking about as I am notoriously resistant to learn anything computer/tech related).so I will probably try that.Īs far as for where I come from, I am a novice DAW-user, so S1 is my first.
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1 and 2, and have 5 selections for each which boggles my mind-either they overprice insanely or I have no idea how to download the full version (but I registered the key, downloaded the installer, and have what I assume are the full versions)
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My Windows updates itself abnormally fast, I feel, every few days (Windows 10 64-bit), but the application still works.although I paid a lot for Fairfax vol. The way I know S1 the problem will solve itself before the first person even replies, but just to cover all my bases, I shall post this. When tutorials do nothing, the only way to go is to seek some direct advice, so I would appreciate any advice or insight anyone who uses AD might have for me. I did everything the online instructions say, I know where it is supposed to be located and how it is supposed to work, but it isn't here, and so it doesn't work.ĭoes anyone have any idea what the problem could be? I do not just dash to the forums for help whenever I encounter trouble I really do spend days researching, and this is the last resort. I did everything, and still AD does not appear under ''INSTRUMENTS''. I dragged it to S1, even restarted and updated plug-ins. Multimedia tools downloads - Addictive Drums by XLN Audio and many more programs are available for instant and free download. I have it installed in the XLN Audio folder, so that's all correct. I have followed instructions on how to integrate AD to S1-I clicked on ''Options'', then ''VST Plug-Ins'', then I tried both finding the location folder of AD, as well as dragging the location directly to S1. The problem I am having is getting S1 to recognise AD. There were loads of pages, though, and I do not have the time to peruse them all, so if anyone is cognizant of a thread on this topic that already exists, please link it to me. I have searched the topics here, and I see many others use AD in S1, but I haven't found any threads discussing the problem I have. So the next hiccup on my way to being a fluent S1 user pertains to the use of Addictive Drums in S1. I had just solved one problem, and.well, they come in pairs, and then some, as they do.
I am still trying to set up my S1, all the technical stuff.
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