Which drum replacement tool do you guys recommend, I have used sound replacer and find it a bit basic! Has anyone used drumagog or TL's Drum Rehab, I have BFD so drumagog looks good for me... Any comments on either would be cool, cheers Fionn
Drum replacement
- Thread starter Fionn McC
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Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
If you have BFD then why not try KTdrumtrigger? Shoot then all you would have to do is record the midi to midi track and plug in BFD.
Plus it's free.
Plus it's free.
Loren Littlejohn
Lover of all boobage.
botus99
Microphone Assassin
I have drumagog and BFD. They work AWESOME together and I would definately recommend drumagog if you're planning to use it in conjunction with BFD
DOIDigitalAudio
New Metal Member
cool. i forgot i'm using PT so the VST ones are out, i think its gonna be drumagog, but i was thinking its for reinforcement and kick replacement so variation is really not the thing i'm looking for, so why use bfd... bfd automatically varies every hit! I want the same sample each time especially for the kick and to lay under the original snare sound! I mean bfd would be useful if I was rec-ing a really shit kit but for reinforcment it seems pointless!
AudioPhile777
Mathew Cohen
...you can always but FXPansion VST to RTAS wrapper... pretty self explanatory... also allows you to use ANY VST you want in PT.
flytrapx
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Don't those wrappers cause problems and crash sometimes? I would rather use a native rtas plug than get involved with an emulator, though I've never tried a wrapper. Battery 3 works good for layering.
xconnyx
www.iheartsound.com
is therer another plugin to generate midi data out of audio spikes instead of kt drumtrigger? it seems to me that kt drumtrigger has to much latency
