Hello.
I have not been here for ages.
Reason being that I have been busy, and not recording either.
Mostly gigging/touring with my bands, work, got two sons etc..
Now again, I think I should record some solo stuff.
I don't want to bother/involve drummers of my bands..
But I'm utterly dissatisfied with the results I get from PC
drum-sequencers too.
So, I have been looking at things like PCM 500, Maschine Mikro etc.
that you can record drums by hitting pads.
Question:
Does anyone of you know a drum sampler, where you can import a .wav guitar/bass-track previously recorded to a click with PC (Reaper), and while listening to it, record drums/samples in the machine?...
..Then bring the drumtracks to PC for mixing.
Akai pcm 500, would be in my budget, and it's portability would suit me well. ..but don't know if it is capable.
Before you ask:
-I want to avoid the programming/midi hassle and the "quantized to grid" feel, so no midi-pads, drum software, preferably freely swinging pads that I can play out of rhythm.
..To guitartracks I have recorded, such as in my soundcloud. (Jouni Korhonen's sounds on SoundCloud - Hear the world)
Thanks.
..not figuring this out is ruining my mood, innocent people suffer.
I have not been here for ages.
Reason being that I have been busy, and not recording either.
Mostly gigging/touring with my bands, work, got two sons etc..
Now again, I think I should record some solo stuff.
I don't want to bother/involve drummers of my bands..
But I'm utterly dissatisfied with the results I get from PC
drum-sequencers too.
So, I have been looking at things like PCM 500, Maschine Mikro etc.
that you can record drums by hitting pads.
Question:
Does anyone of you know a drum sampler, where you can import a .wav guitar/bass-track previously recorded to a click with PC (Reaper), and while listening to it, record drums/samples in the machine?...
..Then bring the drumtracks to PC for mixing.
Akai pcm 500, would be in my budget, and it's portability would suit me well. ..but don't know if it is capable.
Before you ask:
-I want to avoid the programming/midi hassle and the "quantized to grid" feel, so no midi-pads, drum software, preferably freely swinging pads that I can play out of rhythm.
..To guitartracks I have recorded, such as in my soundcloud. (Jouni Korhonen's sounds on SoundCloud - Hear the world)
Thanks.
..not figuring this out is ruining my mood, innocent people suffer.