MDrummer Midi-Export - - how?

[blommberg]

Learning MDrummer large.
I watched the tutorials, but ...
When I made a 4-bar-song using the midi-command-method and I liked the result, I couldn`t manage to export it to midi files and proceed in drum tab mode.
In the video we see the export via the song tab, but in my case the song in the song tab mode was not what I had created before.
So how
- can I do the export directly (not via song tab)
- can I apply my creation to the song tab and export it then?
I hope you can understand my bad english

[blommberg]

Nobody?
My aim is simply one midi file (1 - 2 bar(s)) for every loop belonging to a certain beat (see midi command method, beginning with the simplest (= C) and ending with the most complex (b)). So that I can tweak and move them diretly in my DAW.
For example in Stylus RMX you simply drag it in. I can`t make such a thing in MDrummer.

[MeldaProduction]

I must say I'm completely confused about what you did and what you are trying to accomplish. If you want MIDI themselves, then I suppose the best way for you is NOT to use the MIDI command method (MDrummer cannot convert it to MIDI of course, because it doesn't have the commands - your host does) and use only the Song tab - edit the arrangement there and then drag & drop the performance to your DAW using one of the "arrow" buttons. But this way you sort of loose all the performance capabilities of MDrummer, the possibility to change the rhythm entirely later etc. The whole point of the MIDI command method is that it makes arranging superfast and you can always change the rhythm.

[goldglob]

OR: In the Loop Editor> Functions> Export MIDI. Exports a single MIDI file of the selected loop to your computer... then import into DAW.

[blommberg]

"OR: In the Loop Editor> Functions> Export MIDI. Exports a single MIDI file of the selected loop to your computer... then import into DAW."
Thank You!

"... must say I'm completely confused about what you did and what you are trying to accomplish. "


"... use only the Song tab - edit the arrangement there and then drag & drop the performance to your DAW using one of the "arrow" buttons. But this way you sort of loose all the performance capabilities of MDrummer ..."

Okay thanks, I found it out in the end (what works for me):
I made a test-song in the MDrummer-sequencer, consisting of 8 single beats, each of them more complicated, (C - b, or better 0 - 100%). When having found the right rhythm I export it inte th DAW. The drum kit can still be changed.
Perfect! Absolutely great VSTi (but really complicated).

[MeldaProduction]

Hehe yeah, it's complex, but the steeper learning curve will spare you lots of time later .