Fill in gaps

[SuperGoat]

Hi!
I've recently started triggering my drums from the latest recording. I use Kristal as audio engine (my Cubase is **** and won't work at all) and Drumagog for triggering.
I have imported my Wav-files to Krystal and put Drumagog on them and it works fine most of the time but sometimes some hits won't be recogniced by Drumagog. How do I "fill them in"?

Also, the tracks are recorded with Logic. Would it be easier to export the tracks as midi files and only get the signals instead of the whole sound (exept for the overhead mics of course)? And how to do it right?

Thanks,
/SuperGoat

 

[cobhc]

You need to mess with the sensitivity in drumagog. Take a look in the manual and you should be able to figure it out. As far as your second question, I don't quite follow you. When you recorded the triggers into Logic, did you record them to midi files, or to audio(WAV) files?

 

[SuperGoat]

I've recorded as Wav. I thought it might work exporting/convert the audio tracks as midi signals. It's just a thought though, I may be totally wrong about this.

 

[cobhc]

Not sure how you'd do it, and it's not worth the effort anyway.

 

[grywolf627]

I've never used Logic, but I've read other's comments around here (especially this thread)that Logic will convert audio to midi. I don't know how easy or difficult it is though.

 

[beyond dead]

yeah convert the audio to midi in logic, and edit the midi track. that is how i do it. but i use battery and logics editing rather than drumagog so... not sure how to "fill in the gaps" in drumagog

 

[SuperGoat]

Thanks for your help. Will maybe try to export to midi but I won't be able to get to the studio for a while so I will try to fix it with drumagog first.