I turned on my e-kit and when I played it Superior Drummer was not picking it up. My template was set to 'Basic with Limiter' and I just right clicked the 'Kick' and replaced it with Superior Drummer 2. I'm not exactly sure what way I'm supposed to open Superior Drummer 2. There were only sounds when I set it to Realtek HD Audio rear input. Now from here I did choose ASIO4ALL, but when I loaded Superior Drummer 2 there were no sounds when I clicked the drums. I went to Options, MIDI Settings, and I set the output to Presonus Audiobox MIDI, and it automatically set the input to that as well. I'm going to be using sounds from Superior Drummer 2. I could sort of grasp the whole Fruity Loops thing but I need a little help.

I am doing almost the same thing, but instead I'm using a Presonus AudioBox USB with a MIDI in and out cable connected to my Roland TD-6 Module/E-kit.

I would like to bring back this thread if I could instead of starting a new one. I've recorded several songs this way with no problems, so you should be able to do so too. You can load the song to record along by adding an 'Audio Clip' channel and then inserting the clip in the playlist (don't forget to change from 'pattern mode' to 'song mode'). If it is working properly, you can record by simply clicking the 'Record' button in FL and selecting to record 'Score' only. Load your favorite VSTi and test if your e-drum triggers sounds in the VSTi. Now go to 'Audio Settings' and select an 'ASIO' device (if you don't have one yet, just download 'ASIO4All'). In the 'Output' section, make sure none of the devices have a port selected. Hi, I have exactly that setup (Vdrums -> MIDI cable -> FL Studio) and it works very well! FL Studio is as good as any other program for playing and recording e-drums.Īssuming that you are somewhat familiar with FL Studio, go to Options->MIDI settings within FL Studio and in the 'Input' section select your MIDI to USB cable (unless you're using some mapper program like eDrum MIDI mapper or Edrum Monitor, in which case you should select 'LoopBe' or 'MIDI Yoke').

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