 Drums, help? please! I need some Drums. |
 Sun 23 Feb 2003, 08:16
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 23-Feb 03 From: Chepatchet - US Member No.: 12,956  |
I'm looking for Drums. Somthing like Reason but Free and not so " Dance " Sounding.
Does anyone know what I can use? I don't know much about the computer based drums that are out there. I guesss I 'm looking for a drum Machine that sounds like real drums and is easy to use .I guess it's called step writing again like reason. Also I want it to allow me to save the files as WAV or Aiff file so I can inport them into PRO Tools. I know PC has a few things like this But hay I'm not that desperate. has any one tryed to play the Drums and record them while still getting a goog sound? It Sucks It takes the life out of Me. Please Help. |
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Mon 24 Feb 2003, 12:24
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 Maniac Member  Group: Members Posts: 645 Joined: 17-May 02 From: Broughton Member No.: 4,705 |
Yep, Doggiebox.
NB, Deyaert (and pop-cycle): if you join the Doggiebox discussion e-list, other people often post new kits or describe how they're capturing the sounds from an old drum machine they've got. I got a lovely Roland TR-707 kit from one guy to use in DB. New improved version of DB coming soon, too. pop-cycle: Reason will do what you want it to. If you want to do rock, it'll do that. It's still not free, though. 
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pop-cycle Drums Sun 23 Feb 2003, 08:16
Deyaert Hi, take a look at Doggiebox (http://www.zygoat.ca... Sun 23 Feb 2003, 11:11
pop-cycle thanks for the help.
I checked out doggie box and... Tue 25 Feb 2003, 03:48 |
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