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Hello fellow experts:
I am a simpleton when it comes to recording music. I recently bought an MPC-2000 and a tape recorder. Now, I notice when I sample sounds(hi-hat, snare, kick) to construct a drum set they tend not to sound right. The problem is what the drums don't do. After taping a song on tape, I notice on close examination of the drums that they don't surround my ears..so to say. It's like when the snare hits, it doesn't come from the center and surround my ears. It just stays in the center, which produces a sound that just doesn't mix, or encompass with my music. See, I only have this problem with my drums because the sounds I use for music aren't produced by me, they come from sample cds. But, my drums are made by yours truly. I sample the drum sounds from a non-professional type drum cd. In summary, I want to sample these drum sounds and make them sound professional...(a drum sound that surrounds the ear) Please tell me how to do this, so I can bang on my MPC and continue the process of making unsoundly music that I happen to like.
Thanks
I am a simpleton when it comes to recording music. I recently bought an MPC-2000 and a tape recorder. Now, I notice when I sample sounds(hi-hat, snare, kick) to construct a drum set they tend not to sound right. The problem is what the drums don't do. After taping a song on tape, I notice on close examination of the drums that they don't surround my ears..so to say. It's like when the snare hits, it doesn't come from the center and surround my ears. It just stays in the center, which produces a sound that just doesn't mix, or encompass with my music. See, I only have this problem with my drums because the sounds I use for music aren't produced by me, they come from sample cds. But, my drums are made by yours truly. I sample the drum sounds from a non-professional type drum cd. In summary, I want to sample these drum sounds and make them sound professional...(a drum sound that surrounds the ear) Please tell me how to do this, so I can bang on my MPC and continue the process of making unsoundly music that I happen to like.
Thanks
