does anybody now about any good drummachines out there? Preferably free ones. All i have is a shitty fruity loops demo, i could use something at least half way decent.
good drum machines
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sdmf2
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I have no idea. personally I hate the sound of drum machines. its too fake and fills and time changes are probably hard to do
Limbonic
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If you get the right samples for FL it will sound find and get good with using it and all. You would need the full version to get the best results probably,
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Norman
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From the Miasma
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I use FL Studio with Drumkit from Hell samples.
Once you get the hang of it, it's both flexible and powerful. I found no limitations using it.
I bought my copy of FL Studio, but I'm sure you could.......find it.....
somewhere on the internet for free.
Once you get the hang of it, it's both flexible and powerful. I found no limitations using it.
I bought my copy of FL Studio, but I'm sure you could.......find it.....
somewhere on the internet for free.Seems to me drums are the hardest part of recording/emulating. I'm running cubase, and i can write midi files for drums. They sound fine played through my soundcard, but i dont have a decent intrument patch for drums so it's not that great for producing a final recorded song.
Plan B... buy a drum kit
Plan B... buy a drum kit
From the Miasma
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SeanNZ said:
Ever try the Natural Studio Kit? Real samples. There's a completely free version and with some EQ tweaking, you can make it sound amazing.
www.naturalstudio.co.uk
From the Miasma
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I found 1 CD of it on DC++ a couple years ago.
The Drumkit from Hell samples are nothing more than a bunch of audio files of drums being whacked, so you don't need any special computer! You just need a program to sequence these samples!
The Drumkit from Hell samples are nothing more than a bunch of audio files of drums being whacked, so you don't need any special computer!
You just need a program to sequence these samples!From the Miasma said:I found 1 CD of it on DC++ a couple years ago.
The Drumkit from Hell samples are nothing more than a bunch of audio files of drums being whacked, so you don't need any special computer!
that's a really old version of dfh... just check their site to see how it works now, it's quite different
they aren't just a bunch of audio files anymoreI've downloaded the Natural Studio free kit, and the individual samples sound pretty sweet... i can't say more than that till i figure out how to get them triggered by a midi file in cubase (i'm very new to this home music production stuff). Hopefully this weekend i'll get the time to read up on it, and be producing some devastating beats in no time
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Thidrek
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From the Miasma said:
I downloaded the sf2-version. But how does it work in cubase?
How do I assign the samples to midi notes?
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Thidrek said:
I'm not really familiar with Cubase specifically, but generally you load the Soundfont into a sampler. In Cubase, the sampler will probably be a VST instrument. And the sampler assigns the samples to the MIDI notes.
Anyone here familiar with Cubase able to help Thidrek out?
Thidrek said:
I'm in the same boat. I havn't had time to figure it out yet, though i'll certainly post here if i do (perhaps someone else can help us first).
Thidrek
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I discovered this freeware programme called synthfont, but it just does not work for me so well.
www.synthfont.com
I do not really understand how it works but I'm on the way...
www.synthfont.com
I do not really understand how it works but I'm on the way...
Thidrek
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Alright, just download synthfont. You can simply attach your soundfonts to the tracks you have in the midi file of your choice and than record the whole thing and import the resulting wave file into cubase or whatsoever afterwards.
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