Cha_se1 wrote:I'm not sure how this would work for Fruity, i use Studio One 5 but you could try this. insert Modo Drums, Go to mixer,near the bottom you'll see the word Master,click on this, you'll have the choice of Master Bus or Daw, Select Daw, You'll see 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, and so on. I used 3/4 for my kick,5/6 for snare, 7/8 for the toms etc etc. Do this for all the tracks...t
Ok, I figured it out for FL Studio. This first step is correct - go in the modo drums mixer tab and for each channel of the mixer, at the bottom, change the setting from "Master" to "DAW" and select the numbers you want. I don't think the numbers matter unless you want to group multiple channels together. The numbers themselves will be remapped to single FL Studio channels (stereo).
Next, at the top of the plugin window, on the left, click the gear icon with the arrow. A drop-down bar will appear. Click the button on the left that has the plug and gear icon. This opens the setting window.
In the setting window, click the "Processing" tab. In the connections area you can deselect "Master Out" and then map each plugin channel to an FL Studio channel. There is even an "Auto map outputs" button. After this step, all the drum instruments should be mapped to individual channels in FL studio.
Finally you need to rename each channel in FL Studio manually for each drum sound.
Thanks to the commenters who lead me to figure this out and hope it helps anyone doing the same thing.