Need a good 140 rock tempo for drums?

[D_Vincent]

Im using some cheaper drum loops form "loop me up" website however the loops are not doing it for me...I noticed there are lots of drummers on this site and was wondering if anyone would want to make a 140 rock tempo drum track...never did a colab before and dont even know how I would get the track...maybe through email or something...not sure...why use a loop when there are real drummers around.

Thanks

[danw]

I notice you're not getting a lot of replies on this. Well, not publicly, anyway. The drums are a problem to come up with for a lot of us. Have you taken a shot at any of the drum programs out there? That would give you a little more flexibility than some of the loop-based stuff. That's the route that most of us end up taking unless we know a drummer personally that can / will do the work.

[Yonce N Mild]

might be better off posting this in the drum forum.

[D_Vincent]

Ok thanks for the replies...probably better off to post in drum section of forum or to just get a better drumming program instead of loops...EZ drummer looks like a good one to have however its a bit expensive.

[Whatmysay]

I'm Mac based so I use iDrum http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/idrum/ and when I want live sound use the Yahmaha DD65 to trigger it all http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/idrum/ . Drums were my first instrument and I'd love a full kit, but in a budget studio with Hong Kong space I see little need to invest in a full ekit if I'm just triggering stuff in the box.

It works well for me.

Burt

[Chili]

Originally Posted by D_Vincent

EZ drummer looks like a good one to have however its a bit expensive.

It is a little expensinve, but so worth the money.

Cheers,