JerryD
New member
I don't have a drums set so I have to use samples. Where can I purchase good drum samples from? Does anyone else use drum samples?
bongolation
New member
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dintymoore
Guest
I'm not sure but I can tell you I wish I hadn't bought this:
I've looked and can't find a MIDI or USB jack on it so how are you supposed to hook it up?
I've looked and can't find a MIDI or USB jack on it so how are you supposed to hook it up?
TelePaul
J to the R O C
I like drums on demand, they're .wav loops that are easy to stick together to make good song sets. www.drumsondemand.com
They also provide individual hits for use in a sampler.
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dodgeaspen
New member
Sorry I can't help, I own a Tama Rockstar Pro set and love it.
c7sus
Disenfranchised Member
EzDrummer from Toontrack.
But you need to buy the expansion packs--at least I did. The "pop-rock" stuff that comes with the engine just didn't seem to work out. I went for the Nashville and Vintage expansion sets and they seem to have more useable MIDI files, at least for what I'm trying to do. The drum samples are top-notch.
But you need to buy the expansion packs--at least I did. The "pop-rock" stuff that comes with the engine just didn't seem to work out. I went for the Nashville and Vintage expansion sets and they seem to have more useable MIDI files, at least for what I'm trying to do. The drum samples are top-notch.