Joe, you have two options to make this happen, at least I've used these two. The first is to create an Environment page that contains "splitters" that route each drum to it's own output. I actually made a very nice one that took about a day to create, it even separated the controller data to go with certain drums. However, once Roland updated the V-drum head (the expansion card) they put all the controller data for the drums onto the same controller number, thus negating the ability to separate the Snare's data from the Ride's, etc... The second option which is the option I use now is to choose the "Demix by event/channel" option from the arrange page (I'm not in front of Logic at the moment so I don't remember the exact name). This will separate each drum note and controller data. However you will need to figure out which Notes go to which drums. There are up to four for the Hi-Hat and three or four for the Snare and Ride. Thus you need to go back and glue some of the separations back together. All the controller data is left on it's own track and I pretty much only end up using it on the Hi-hat track (which I tend not to quantize) since it's impossible to tell which bits go to the snare and the ride. Hope that helps you Joe. Jody Music you'll love or hate! http://www.cdbaby.com/jodywhitesides or visit: http://jodywhitesides.com