Placing drums to grid, getting tight drum sounds

this place turns into noob city... i get tired of that stuff...
my vote for a noob sub forum. people can ask the same questions 10000 times then...
 
I doubt any regulars or anyone with any know how would visit the noob forum though.
And the 1000's of questions would go unanswered and eventually spill over into other subforums.
Off topic though.
 
I wouldn't so much consider myself a n00b (4+ years) more so someone looking for feedback on a subject from other professionals about there processes.
In this case it was drum editing.
 
I know man, but when you drop "I want my mixes to sound like Joey Sturgis (TDWP, Oceano, and so forth)" that's like asking for trouble lol

The guys here LOVE pod tone and general "gimmes" and "tell mes"- just looking out for you after I've recently become addicted to this forum in the past year

No need to explain how long you've been in the game either, that could just start another potential shit storm of sarcasm

This forum has more than enough guys that have pretty much listed all the trick in the book- it's mostly a search site for anything you can think of, and occasionally someone will ask/ bring up and interesting situation or discussion. Lately it has been kind of lazy/ignorant questions and people arguing about Triggers release months ago- everything I have kind of ran into has been answered at least a year ago, mostly

I'll take a chance at speaking for everyone when I say it's not the years under your belt, but the your product that shows your want and ability to dig and learn that all like- speaks for itself
 
I doubt any regulars or anyone with any know how would visit the noob forum though.
And the 1000's of questions would go unanswered and eventually spill over into other subforums.
Off topic though.

yeah, but that would be cool (for me ;-).

i personally get really angry at times when i see
all these basic questions - although we have stickies AND an advanced search function...

this place sometimes has great threads, people comparing real amps with real speakers, people posting amazing mixes or talking about the latest
CLA production techniques. we're even comparing ad/da converters here.

thats advanced stuff. thats the stuff i come here and also share thoughts.
also i found great talented people on this forum i work with (lolzgreg, lasse, machinated and many more). :hotjump:
i dont wanna loose these guys here, we need them here. but i dont think they wanna read threads like this over and over again.

all great threads get buried and were not moving forward here.

i have no problem with noobs, but i have a problem with the laziness of some people. just posting : how do [[record]] whatever. that has to stop.
 
I know man, but when you drop "I want my mixes to sound like Joey Sturgis (TDWP, Oceano, and so forth)" that's like asking for trouble lol

The guys here LOVE pod tone and general "gimmes" and "tell mes"- just looking out for you after I've recently become addicted to this forum in the past year

No need to explain how long you've been in the game either, that could just start another potential shit storm of sarcasm

This forum has more than enough guys that have pretty much listed all the trick in the book- it's mostly a search site for anything you can think of, and occasionally someone will ask/ bring up and interesting situation or discussion. Lately it has been kind of lazy/ignorant questions and people arguing about Triggers release months ago- everything I have kind of ran into has been answered at least a year ago, mostly

I'll take a chance at speaking for everyone when I say it's not the years under your belt, but the your product that shows your want and ability to dig and learn that all like- speaks for itself

I agree with you 100%.
Just to clarify, The TDWP/Sturgis comment was pertaining to the way he edits drums, I've heard it was fast/efficient and that's all I was looking for. I've also heard there's a lot of his fans coming on here asking for Pod presets and stuff, so I can understand why my post came off annoying. My apologies.

But a real question now:
I'm giving Reaper a try, and I'm having difficulty exporting my tempo maps from PT LE.
I've done my event selection, File - Export - MIDI then gone to Reaper and done Insert - New media and opened the .mid file. At that point it's giving me a new track but no tempos.

There is an active MIDI file in PT open, also. I've been told you need that for it to work.