So now we have the snare drum track being sent to the LEFT side of the TRIGGER 2 group, and both the bass drum and hi hat tracks being sent to the RIGHT side of the TRIGGER 2 group. Assuming you have individual bass drum and hi hat tracks, use the aux sends on these tracks and send them to the RIGHT side of the TRIGGER 2 stereo group channel. Consult your host’s user manual for further instrucVon).īefore we go further, let’s assume that we are triggering from a snare drum and it has both bass drum and hi hat leakage. Using aux sends, route the drum track that you wish to replace/augment to the LEFT channel of this new group track (in some workstaVons this can be done via panning the original track. To use the Leakage Suppression, first create a stereo group or aux track in your workstaVon and instanVate TRIGGER 2 on the first insert.

Using Leakage Suppression technology, you can trigger a drum track with 100% accuracy, even if it has a lot of bleed from other drum tracks. 'TRIGGER 2 has the unique funcVonality to be set in a way that it can automaVcally be instructed to NOT trigger certain leakages on a drum track using it’s Leakage Suppression mode. Triggered sounds are good and tight and there are a selection of good sounds with the Platinum version.įalse triggers can be negated using the suppression feature, I'll let the manual explain. Slate Trigger has always worked well for me. It does consistently open in VE Pro which is some consolation but very cumbersome.Īt this point it looks like Drumagog is much cheaper than it was when I purchased it but if you're in my situation please be advised that there are problems and adequate support is lacking. To make matters worse the VST version won't be recognized by Metaplugin so that's not an option. The net effect is that I could use Drumagog on Monday and then not be able to recall it at any foreseeable point until some sort of unknowable magic happens and it will suddenly re-open someday. So far on Windows though I've not been able to figure out the secret handshake. I had a similar problem with it back on my old HD system on OSX but could always resolve it by quickly reinstalling the plugin. Specifically, Drumagog will occasionally load and function normally but more often than not will throw an error instead. I've been going back and forth with them since last summer and it appears there's no fix in sight and the 'support' person actually suggested in an email today that I might just want to purchase an alternate solution instead of waiting for a fix. According to 'support' it's a known issue with a number of users. There's a potential nasty bug with the AAX version in Pro Tools where it will throw an error when attempting to instantiate.

It's ancient software and I imagine few would purchase it these days but be careful if you're thinking of it.