Fastes way to trigger recorded drum set

[MrLee]

Im just courius. We recorded the drumset with mics (not triggers) and used Drumagog to replace kick and blend snare with a sample. The hard thing is to trigger snare fills and tams, is there a fast and accurate way to do this? We are suffring from alot if miss trigging. And to setup drumagog correct for each fill is a pain in the ass..

thansk!

 

[Petrocker]

Mute between each snare hit

 

[punkrockacademyfightsong]

putting a transient designer plugin before drumagog usually solves most of the problems for me if you get the transient designer adjusted correctly, mostly i do mute the snare channel on drumfills, and that's it

 

[Machinated]

You can try an expander to drop the bleed a little bit too. Usually that and a transient designer, as well as playing around with the tracking frequency of drumagog works fine for me.

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

Cut out the sound between peaks (shift-tab, then delete in PT can work well)

 

[SoClose]

you can try separating the hard hits from the ghostly hits into 2 separate tracks then putting different velocities/etc on each drumagog for each track. it takes alil editing but it can be worth the time spent.

 

[colonel kurtz]

i haven't tried it myself, but can't you just automate drumagog to be much more sensitive during soft hits?

 

[Sinister Mephisto]

I record drumagogs output to a new track, so I just adjust drumagogs settings for fills and "drop in" on those sections afterwards. Then I fix things if I need to with manual editing of the waveform like I would anything else.

 

[Loren Littlejohn]

Trigger the fills last.

Get rid of the silence (do it in small sections). In cubase it's the option called "delete silence" or something like that. Once thats done I would normalize all of the regular hits (DON'T DO THIS ON ANY FILLS!!!).