James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
postalblue said:
Gee, I just realized that... May be it runs out of transfer bandwith capacity.
...or ... Dead ?
EBAY Loop CDs.....good? bad?
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Gee, I just realized that... May be it runs out of transfer bandwith capacity.
...or ... Dead ?
16 cds for $50
Guys, Thanks for the responses:
I did email the seller and as it turns out....these are all done on a drum machine and are biased to club/hip hop......both of which are not what I want. You know the saying: "If its sounds too good to be true....."
And you are absolutely right about the limitations of looping and the pros of midi. I actually have an old Roland TD5 kit and can play...to a limited degree. But I generally just use it to trigger sounds from an Alesis QS8.1. Sounds ok, not great.
I actually have a tune thats 98% done, using loops from the Drum Tools cd. However, that last 2% is the missing link: some crashes, custom intro fill.....things that I would need a selection of one-hits for.
I definately have to spend more time learning how to use midi to trigger sampled sounds. However, my concern is also using too much horsepower...I usually record 8-10 audio tracks and my system is only a PIII, 800mhz, 512k, with average hd's. I'd hate to start investing in sampler plugins and samples to find out it won't work.
Does Sonar 2.0 have a sampler plugin?
Guys, Thanks for the responses:
I did email the seller and as it turns out....these are all done on a drum machine and are biased to club/hip hop......both of which are not what I want. You know the saying: "If its sounds too good to be true....."
And you are absolutely right about the limitations of looping and the pros of midi. I actually have an old Roland TD5 kit and can play...to a limited degree. But I generally just use it to trigger sounds from an Alesis QS8.1. Sounds ok, not great.
I actually have a tune thats 98% done, using loops from the Drum Tools cd. However, that last 2% is the missing link: some crashes, custom intro fill.....things that I would need a selection of one-hits for.
I definately have to spend more time learning how to use midi to trigger sampled sounds. However, my concern is also using too much horsepower...I usually record 8-10 audio tracks and my system is only a PIII, 800mhz, 512k, with average hd's. I'd hate to start investing in sampler plugins and samples to find out it won't work.
Does Sonar 2.0 have a sampler plugin?
James Argo
Fancy Rock N' Roll
Yadi said:
...Yup. There's several DXi instruments included in the installation CD which acts like sampler.
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... and if you wanna read about them they're named Cyclone DXi and DR-008 (if you have Sonar XL). http://www.cakewalk.com/Products/DXi/default.asp