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> What Software Do You Use For Your Drum Parts?
bcatcho
post Fri 13 May 2005, 17:16
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So what software do you use to create your drum sections in your music(if you do)?


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Jsegura
post Fri 13 May 2005, 18:28
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I use Stylus RMX of Spectrasonics,Ultrabeat of Logic and Miracle beats of Power FX.
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post Sat 14 May 2005, 00:13
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MaxMSP! and/or the EXS24 in logic.


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post Sat 14 May 2005, 07:05
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Metro 6.2 drum edit grid (midi sequencing) N S drum kit sound font.


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post Sat 14 May 2005, 07:35
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Gawd -- You're probably going to laugh...
But, I've been a drummer for years and I find that the "Garage Band" "Rock Drums" have a wonderful all around sound for some great powerful drum tracks... It's a soft synth you can use within Logic Pro and they sound great - They are the same sounds as the EXS24 and the GarageBand Drums use less horsepower to begin with...

I also have an Alesis DM5 and a few other modules that I "Mix-N-Match" with...

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post Sat 14 May 2005, 10:15
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Garage Band, is as valid as any other drum software. In addition it grows per moments and its future is great. I also use sometimes, and gives me the results that I want.
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post Fri 20 May 2005, 17:06
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I have a question. How are you sequencing the drums from the EXS24/EXSP24 in logic. (Im using express) I have that free NS kit 7 and i think it sounds amazing im just not sure how to use it with logic. So far i have just been using the NS samples in doogiebag to sequence and then exporting the loops, but its a bit of a hastle importing the loops into logic all the time. So i was just wondering what the best way to do the same thing was in logic.
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post Fri 20 May 2005, 22:13
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i dont do too much "traditional" drums, but usually i record each loop with a number of passes using my midi keyboard or midi drum pads (found the yamaha midi drum brain in a trashheap, fixed it myself and made pads for it from 75 cent piezo elements and some adhesive backed rubber disks! That drum brain is also the basis of the interface for the instrument you see me playing in my avatar [the percussicube])

Then i work on them in the Hyper-editor and matrix editor to clean up my performance/add or remove stuff. But I am not the guy to ask about this stuff. I usually leave it pretty sloppy and spontaneous.

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post Sat 21 May 2005, 21:07
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I use Waldorf Attack. It's a really cool vsti; it's possibilities are endless!


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post Thu 26 May 2005, 10:40
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EXS24, Battery 2 and Intakt are my prefered samplers when sequencing drums.
I've also started bouncing sequenced drumloops and re-importing them as Apple Loops, which gives a new set of possibilities for loop manipulation.


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