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Old 02-17-2000
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When using the midi sounds from a soundcard, where you may have only 2 snares and a few crappy sounding toms, what can you do to get realistic sounding drum fill-ins?

I'm using a sblive and have tried various soundfonts but have been unable to get satisfactory drum fill-ins.

Are there any tips or midi tricks to get realistic sounding fills?
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