 Any Suggestions For Drum Software? |
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Can anyone suggest a good program for drums? I'm looking for one that doesn't alter the original sound of the sample as soon as you pop it into the instument. I've been using Reason, but have recently got fed up with the poor sound playback. Reason has a bizarre habit of playing samples back and making them sound hollow. Maybe it's just me but I'm tired of messing with it and have just decided to move on.
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Wed 28 Jul 2004, 12:57
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I recommend Spectrasonics Stylus. High quality sound, easy to use. They have a new upgrade (free if you buy now) coming in September that is supposed to be mind boggling. Go to:
http://www.spectrasonics.net/instruments/stylus.html -------------------- "...I just don't know...it sounds funny."
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twain Any Suggestions For Drum Software? Wed 28 Jul 2004, 05:12
Dave Bourke You can't use your own samples with Stylus – w... Thu 29 Jul 2004, 13:07 DANO10 For a good drum synth, take a look at RMIV from Li... Thu 29 Jul 2004, 14:58
Podolski52 NI Battery and Steinberg LM4-II are also quite nic... Tue 3 Aug 2004, 16:03 |
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