So the first part of this this morning is making sure you understand what Solo is Solo is a shell that hosts our program Superior Drummer, 2.0, in stand alone mode and one of the reasons you would use superior 2.0, in stand alone mode might be practice preproduction. But I'm going to show you how to do that now.

We check to make sure we have some audio because we've already predetermined how the audio chain is gonna work. Germer 2.0, is open and ready for business.

So I'm gonna select superior drummer to hit OK, and then bang, boom being superior. But you could ultimately open any of the tune track instruments in solo. Actually, these are the two programs I have installed on my new laptop just because I haven't installed beat station or easy keys yet. N open easy drummer to or superior drummer to. When it opens, I can open a project which will talk about a minute. I'm gonna click on it, and it's gonna open now. And I'm going to explain to you why that's kind of cool in a few seconds. You can solo, obviously, because it's the solo mode for the software you can open Superior Drummer two or even easy drummer to in the Shell. I suggest you do the same thing once you've installed solo. We actually have a shell that's appear Drummer 2.0 Opens and it's called Solo Now have moved that icon on my desktop. That's not the case with Superior Drummer. You can come into your applications or launchpad and you can see that I have an easy drummer to icon that I could just click on an easy drummer to will open. Now, this is I don't want to say odd, but it is a little unique because, for instance, with easy drummer to you would simply again I'm using a Mac. Okay, So what we're gonna do now is we're going to open Superior Drummer 2.0, in stand alone mode.

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