Hello, i got bought a pack of midi beats recently, do you know if its possible to import them into the library of SSD5 and have them appear in the grove section so i can listen to them on loop (like you showed around 4 mins) or is it only possible to have the stock drum grooves that come with SSD5 appear there to be able to listen to? Thanks
Hi! Unfortunately, you can’t import MIDI grooves directly into SSD5’s Groove Library to preview them like the stock grooves. However, you can still use your MIDI beats by loading them into your DAW with SSD5 as the instrument, where you can loop and edit them as needed. If you’re working with audio loops instead, you can add those to the WAV section of SSD5’s file browser. Hope this helps!
@ You are welcome, sorry it didn't work to do that. I am going to check out to see other solutions that could work though. Now you have me thinking about it :) Thanks for your great question btw. I love working on drums in Steven Slate and scripting this way quickly.
@@commontimeproductions All good! Im just getting back into music after a 10 year hiatus so just sussing out all the new gear and programs that are available, crazy the advancements that have been made over only a few years!
Marvellous! Great video!
Thanks my friend! You rock :)
Really useful video
Thanks so very much!
Nicely done.
Thanks so much Kyle!
More Mixcraft!
Thanks so much for your support! We have a video coming out later today ;)
Hello, i got bought a pack of midi beats recently, do you know if its possible to import them into the library of SSD5 and have them appear in the grove section so i can listen to them on loop (like you showed around 4 mins) or is it only possible to have the stock drum grooves that come with SSD5 appear there to be able to listen to? Thanks
Hi! Unfortunately, you can’t import MIDI grooves directly into SSD5’s Groove Library to preview them like the stock grooves. However, you can still use your MIDI beats by loading them into your DAW with SSD5 as the instrument, where you can loop and edit them as needed.
If you’re working with audio loops instead, you can add those to the WAV section of SSD5’s file browser. Hope this helps!
@@commontimeproductions I thought that was the case but was hoping there might be a way, thanks for the reply
@ You are welcome, sorry it didn't work to do that. I am going to check out to see other solutions that could work though. Now you have me thinking about it :)
Thanks for your great question btw. I love working on drums in Steven Slate and scripting this way quickly.
@@commontimeproductions All good! Im just getting back into music after a 10 year hiatus so just sussing out all the new gear and programs that are available, crazy the advancements that have been made over only a few years!
@@commontimeproductions Hello. I was able to figure out how to do it. If you are interested let me know and i will explain how. Thanks