Brett - K A L I S I A
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Nope, it's pretty much the same as Battery 1 in that regard... Kontakt 2 is the way to go really, you have much more control over your layers, groups, and you can painlessly import your Battery files...
i took it from the baying of the hounds, @ approx. 8-9 mins into the songBlack neon bob said:opeth samples? no idea..
Well, you could try making a bunch of different sounding samples (say, 10 or so) and make a Drumagog file from them. Then use Drumagog It does it automagically for you.Moonlapse said:I've yet to get into using a sampler other than Battery, which is making the whole randomizing velocities thing a bit of a tedious nightmare.
Black neon bob said:Yes.. another sample thread.. but in this one, i am really curious where you guys actually get your samples from...
I used the pantera kick a couple of times.. recorded nothing with it though.. too clicky for me.. also, the snare of "far beyond driven".. i used that in a song as well.. just one sample though! but it worked, just not 100% happy with it so far...
Hmm.. let's see.. i use the samples Andy posted all the time in combination with DFHS.. i love those samples.. and i use the kick the most..
How do all those people in the metal production scene get their samples? do they create them themselves? nick em from an album of a band? or are these samples on a CD somwhere.. like bob clearwater's samples cd?
Really curious about this, and while there has been numerous threads about this, there is still no real explanation how someone get's their samples.. it's a bit mysterious, you know...
So spit it out!