Everywhere on the plugin where you will see a button with the Unison logo on it, that means that you can generate something new in that area. The next thing that you can do is that you can change the sample order of the drum you generated and the sample hits of the generated signal.
Generate Individual Lines and Drum Samples You can also export the drums in your computer if you just press the arrow icon in the bottom right corner of the plugin, pretty easy. After that the process is very simple, you just drag and drop in the arranger of your DAW and you are ready to go. This is a very good option that you can go for if you want to in-depth mix the elements of the track, or just simply import one loop below the original drums to fill the empty spaces.
You will be able to drag and drop the whole drum loop as a one-track or you can drop them separately by elements in different tracks. Once you click on one of them, depending on if you want that on midi or with audio signals, you will have two more options offered inside. If you see at the bottom of the interface you have two buttons that say: So, after let’s say you came up with the drum you want to use, you will have two options with two more options inside them. The developers did the job very good and they put into this plugin many more options that will give you the freedom to create something unique that not everybody that owns this instrument will have the same. Well, that was piece of cake, but there are more options to this plugin. After you have all the settings set, you just need to press the big Red Button in the middle of the GUI with the Unison logo on it and the monkey will drop the drums into the sequencer. And basically, that is what you will need to do in order to come up with the loop.
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