Save as a new device in your user library and call on it anytime. Place any compressor/global FX onto your group track and you now have a complete Battery multi-I/O kit. Create as many output channels as you would like and then Group them together with your drum rack Now all drum cells will transmit on the default 1/2 channel from the main track but if you select a cell and then use the OUTPUT option to set a new audio output it will rout to the new channels you created. Set the MONITOR setting for the sub channets to IN In the Audio From option set the channel to receive the audio from Battery (Such as 3/4)
Create a new Audio Track and in the I/O settings, just set the "Audio From" to come from the Battery Drum Rack channel Next, to create the Multi-Outs (if you would like to send different cells out to different tracks in Ableton): That will allow you to place Battery inside a drum rack and now have the 16 pads triggering all the battery cells with the ability to scroll through the cell groups. This works for Battery 3 also as that is what I have with Komplete 8
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So here is a quick rundown of how to get all your battery kits in Live for use with Push (note this doesn't allow you to browse the battery patches, just play them easily using Push).įirst, the setup of Battery to a drum rack is explained here: Through organizing my stuff this morning for use with Push I started creating some drum racks and was about to start havesting my Battery samples for use in drum racks when I thought it would be WAY better if I could just use the battery kits BUT use them with the Push drum interface and also have multiple channels out to mix elements separately.
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