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> What Software Do You Use For Your Drum Parts?
bcatcho
posté ven. 13 mai 2005, 17:16
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So what software do you use to create your drum sections in your music(if you do)?


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arvidtp
posté ven. 20 mai 2005, 22:13
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i dont do too much "traditional" drums, but usually i record each loop with a number of passes using my midi keyboard or midi drum pads (found the yamaha midi drum brain in a trashheap, fixed it myself and made pads for it from 75 cent piezo elements and some adhesive backed rubber disks! That drum brain is also the basis of the interface for the instrument you see me playing in my avatar [the percussicube])

Then i work on them in the Hyper-editor and matrix editor to clean up my performance/add or remove stuff. But I am not the guy to ask about this stuff. I usually leave it pretty sloppy and spontaneous.

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