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Check out https://www.platinumsamples.com/JoeBarresi.php Rail

More metal grooves... http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/BobbyJarzombekGrooves.php Rail

http://en.audiofanzine.com/getting-started/editorial/articles/the-top-midi-grooves.html Rail

There is a VST2 folder inside the VST3 SDK Rail

Check out our Bobby Jarzombek grooves http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/BobbyJarzombekGrooves.php Rail

http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/BrooksWackermanGrooves.php Rail

You can slip the underlying audio in a region in Pro Tools... Using the keyboard... ctrl + -/+ on a Mac. It uses the nudge value. Rail

Also check out our Bobby Jarzombek grooves which come in all formats http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/BobbyJarzombekGrooves.php Cheers, Rail

FXpansion BFD2 lets you load stereo multi-velocity samples. Rail

You can buy BFD Eco for $49 during July & August and get our Rock Legends Gretsch QuickPack for free (a $59.99 value). http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/RockLegendsQuickPack.php Rail

Once you've purchased them you log in and download them Cheers, Rail

We tried to cover everything (there 1,670 grooves)... check out the groove list and the video on the product page. We also include the full performances. http://www.platinumsamples.com/ps/BobbyJarzombekGrooves.php Thanks, Rail

Just a heads up that we've released SSD4 mapped versions of our popular Multi-Format MIDI Groove libraries featuring famous drummers: Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) Platinum Samples - Steve Ferrone MIDI Groove Library Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion, Tenacious D, Korn)...

A patch bay is usually wired so that the grounds are only connected at the patch bay and not at the connectors to the gear... so try lifting the ground at the outboard (in & out). Whatever works is usually the correct answer. Rail

Try: a) Using an AC ground lift b) Reversing polarity of the power cable (if possible) c) Measure AC voltage between chassis to ensure you don't have a voltage differential and to avoid electrocution d) Cut the ground on the XLR at the device side (for a balanced cable) -- you can buy XLR...