Computer Output should be to the Focurite via usb then your Focusrite analog outs to an audio system. I would think there is something similar in protools. In my case when Ad2 is open in Logic, there is a + symbol on the initial track to add more tracks and assign them to the appropriate drum. in protools and assign each channel accordingly). Focusrite to computer via USB to Protools (set up vst software i.e. In your case, di3 midi out to midi in on the focusrite. The computer generates the sound via the DAW loaded with a drum VST then out to a sound system. Basically the drums and module become a midi trigger I/o interface to a computer. IMHO that’s the best and only way to go. Also have full control of the mix of the entire set.
I can easily quantize the timing, add effects and so on. I have much more control of the drum tracks when recorded in midi vs analog wav. I can then assign each drum to its own track to record as well as play them live from the laptop to an audio interface then to my mixer and out to the speakers. I connect to the DAW via midi and open an instance of addictive drums 2 in Logic. I don’t use protools but I do use Logic Pro X on a Mac.
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