Programs to fix timing on drums?

[Rumble]

Is there such thing? I'll be splitting all drums into seperate tracks and I'm hoping to clean up timing issues with a program or plug-in instead of editing by hand. I think beat detective does this sort of thing, but protools m-powered doesn't run on xp.

Thanks for any help

 

[006]

ProTools M-Powered does work on PC, use Beat Detective, it's exactly what you need to use for that purpose.

~006

 

[fabz]

Is there such thing? I'll be splitting all drums into seperate tracks and I'm hoping to clean up timing issues with a program or plug-in instead of editing by hand. I think beat detective does this sort of thing, but protools m-powered doesn't run on xp.

Thanks for any help

M-Powered DOES run on XP!!! Yes indeed....

 

[Glenn Fricker]

A shovel to the back of the drummer's head works real well.

 

[Rumble]

M-Powered DOES run on XP!!! Yes indeed....

Oops, I meant it ONLY runs in xp and I'm running win2k.

I guess I'll have to set up a dual boot since there doesn't seem to be any other program that can do the same thing as BD.

 

[freakkguitarist]

is there anything that is like beat detective for mac/Logic pro?

Ian

 

[xtranscendedx]

A shovel to the back of the drummer's head works real well.

yep

 

[006]

Freakkguitarist, yes, you can get BeatDetective for Mac if you have ProTools. As far as I know there's nothing else out there really...Logic isn't...nevermind, I won't go there.

A quick shovel does do the trick sometimes. Depends on how much 80's the drummer has in him though. The more 80's, the harder you gotta beat him. Because....just because.

~006