YT: Superior 2.0 tutorial...
- Thread starter Ola Englund
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I just bought the samples from his site. Are they going to send me an email or something to the download link?
Awesome tut by the way.
Email Lasse here with your Paypal email.
EDIT: ok that's probably the third time I've answered you. I should start reading the names from the senders
May i ask you a question?
I've readed somewhere an advice about program velocitis around 115 to 126 to get a "real" performance, but never hit 127, only use 127 to acent a hit
What do you think about it?
I've readed somewhere an advice about program velocitis around 115 to 126 to get a "real" performance, but never hit 127, only use 127 to acent a hit
What do you think about it?
Dexter_prog
New Metal Member
I do that, but I never use 127, they sound really horrible at 127. Maybe I should experiment more with accenting hits. Are you people using 115-126 for cymbals also?
I just randomize the whole midi file with reapers piano roll, put everything at 120 and then randomize a couple % depending on the material.
Jaymz
Stymphalian Productions
I always use 127, otherwise each hit starts to fluctuate too much for my tastes. Or if a whole sections too loud ill bring the velocity down, but all by the same amount. (I speak of Metal Foundry rather than Avatar however)
Depends on what part of the drumkit. Some cymbals sound awful at 127. Lowering them to 122 usually does the trick. Same goes with toms. Full on 127 they sound fucked up
Brady k
Punish Them
Good Stuff Ola!! keep the tutorials comming , they may be a bitch to make , but they are great! and we appreciate the time you put into them ..
Dexter_prog
New Metal Member
you have checked the velocity functions, right? Because there's one setting that fucks up sounds which I can't remember now
Jaymz
Stymphalian Productions
Hmm not sure....ive always done it this way and have never had any issues with any fucked up sounds. Although the Avatar kit has more "trashier" cymbals so id no doubt have to ride the velocities more on those.
Rex Rocker
Call me Hugo!
Dexter_prog
New Metal Member
Guys, when bouncing, are you enabling bleed on any mic? I always bounce without bleed, is that ok?
blacK.eXe
Member
.tci is a file format for slate trigger only - if you bought the pack you should have the tci files and the wav´s, too!
Nebulous
Daniel
I'm totally going to buy SD2.0 one of these days. You play the MIDI in the DAW then use SD as an VST instrument right?
storming heaven
waat
Nebulous
Daniel
TheWinterSnow
Den Mørke Natt
Yes, just setup the VST routing the way you want and depending on how you want to achieve MIDI, you can record an electric kit or program them. Whats cool with SD2.0 is that you can route each track/mic to a VST audiio track so that you can do aditional volume adjustments/eq/comp to help it fit your mix as using the mixer in SD2.0 is a pain.
Nebulous
Daniel
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