 Should I Get A Roland Tr For Drum Programming Or?, Programming drums in MIDI |
 mer. 25 oct. 2006, 01:17
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I'm relatively new to music production, I'm having s lot of difficulty making beats i'm happy with. There doesn't appear to be a way of creating midi loops from scratch on garage band. I also find trying to make drum loops using samples a bit of a pain as there is the constant 2ing and throwing of each sample trying to line it up. I was looking at idrum (had the demo but it expired before i got proper chance to try it out) as a way of making drum loops, but was also considering a roland tr-626, using this to program beats. I was wondering too if i used the midi out i could also use it too play other software instruments? Any other suggestions on beatmaking would be great.
There is alot to grasp when trying to get to grips with song writing and music composition. Cheers for your time. |
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mer. 25 oct. 2006, 05:20
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You may want to try some other "virtual" beat making apps before you get any hardware. I think GB is AU plug in compatible so you may even see if you can find a freeware drum machine or something like that:
try: www.kvraudio.com or http://dontcrack.com/freeware/software.php...audio/Plug-ins/ download the plug & install it in: Macintosh HD/Library/audio/plug ins/component folder |
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