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Anders
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Seems like most people in this forum play acoustic drums. Are any of you into drum machines/samplers and drum programming as well?
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Quasar
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I showed up here because I just bought a Boss DR670 on eBay (it's not here yet) and was looking for any info or insight I might find.
I've been generating and using midi tracks/loops in Sonar using soft drums such as the drum kits included with Kontakt, Garritan Jazz and Big Band, and Natural Studio. I'm not a real drummer at all, so I thought a drum machine might simplify things, as well as save on the CPU/memory hit.
I've been generating and using midi tracks/loops in Sonar using soft drums such as the drum kits included with Kontakt, Garritan Jazz and Big Band, and Natural Studio. I'm not a real drummer at all, so I thought a drum machine might simplify things, as well as save on the CPU/memory hit.
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RAMI
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There are alot of people programming drum machines and using MIDI, sampling, etc... on this site. I was a MIDI guy for a long time, but I now use real drums and bass, etc.... For the longest I was programming MIDI bass, drums, keyboards, etc...
You'll find many people here that still do.
You'll find many people here that still do.
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HapiCmpur
New member
Yes.Anders said:Are any of you into drum machines/samplers and drum programming as well?
(It appears that I must insert this parenthetical filler because my response doesn't meet the forum's ten-character minimum requirement. Please forgive the surplus verbiage.)
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music al 56
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Reason 3 Propellorhead is mighty good for drum stuff,,good effects to each sound and panned if you want to give it that live feel.ma56
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Vadim
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I Program drums right in the keyboard/synth, even with the preset sounds, no samples or anything...