Each RD has it's own folder and contained in that folder is an audio file of the RD playing and at the end of the file is each individual sound in the kit. You can cut these sounds out of the this file and add them in your DAW to separate tracks to augment the RD. Yes, it's a bit tedious but sometimes the production deserves it. I often double the snare using this procedure so that I can add my own effects to it. If I'm feeling really frisky I might delete every instance of the snare in the RD track in my DAW. It really can go fairly fast when you get used to it. I rarely go beyond the snare but a few times I've also doubled the kick. And then there is EZ drums and many other options for full control. My DAW (Logic Pro X) has amazing drum kits which give you complete control over every element by track...but I've simply never taken the time to learn it given that we spend relatively little time with the music thang.

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