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For example, I want to be able to control bass, treble and volumes individually for individual drum kit pieces.



The gotcha here is when you split the drum kit in Real Band, all the different parts are still on the same midi channel, 10. That means, change the treble on one and you change it on them all so in addition to splitting the parts, you also have to manually set each part to a different channel to have individual control and that further means you have to go into whatever synth you're using for midi drums and match up all the channels there too. That gets really tedious and confusing. This is also the reason why people talk about using velocity to change the volume on each part in order to balance the kit instead of the preferred way of using volume itself. Test this by using the volume slider for any one part and you'll hear the whole drum kit go up or down because everything is on the same midi channel. Velocity works without having to reset all the midi channels but volume doesn't.
Midi is far trickier to work with than it first appears.

Bob

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