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Q:
How can I independently control volumes of the different drums in my drum track?
A:
Unless each drum note is set to receive on a different MIDI channel, the volume of all the notes will be affected by the controller #7 volume data being sent on that
track. One solution would be to use Cakewalk's Event Filter to strip out the drum notes to individual tracks. Assign each drum track to the MIDI channel your drum module is set to receive on, and use the Vel+ parameter of the Tracks view to mix the parts. If you're using Professional or Pro Audio, you can use the Split Notes to Tracks.CAL routine, which gives you the same results more quickly.
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