newbie drum replacement question
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http://webs.schule.at/cn/recording/songs/03.mp3
That's a song I recorded a little more than two years ago with the Guitar Pro technique. It now still sounds kinda ok to me, just make sure you export every drum track on it's own in order to have control over all the different parts of the kit.
BTW: Bass is also Guitar Pro (fingered).
That's a song I recorded a little more than two years ago with the Guitar Pro technique. It now still sounds kinda ok to me, just make sure you export every drum track on it's own in order to have control over all the different parts of the kit.
BTW: Bass is also Guitar Pro (fingered).
Its really easy to throw some mics up on some real drums and then just replace with Drumagog/Samples. Here are some audio demos where we did that:
http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/demo/stevenslate18.mp3
http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/demo/stevenslate9.mp3
I'm not too savvy about programming drums from scratch, but a lot of our customers are using our hits to do just that in their favorite samplers and the results are way cool, so we're going to map the disc for a bunch of samplers soon. Whats everyone using here? We've got Halion, Reason, Sample Tank, GigaStudio, Kontakt2, and Mach5 on our immediate list.
http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/demo/stevenslate18.mp3
http://www.stevenslatedrums.com/demo/stevenslate9.mp3
I'm not too savvy about programming drums from scratch, but a lot of our customers are using our hits to do just that in their favorite samplers and the results are way cool, so we're going to map the disc for a bunch of samplers soon. Whats everyone using here? We've got Halion, Reason, Sample Tank, GigaStudio, Kontakt2, and Mach5 on our immediate list.
