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EduardoApolonia · 10th December 2006

I record the ddrum triggers signal also (thanks for the tip Andy Sneap) and then I'm replacing it using TL Drum rehab, I was using Soundreplacer before, but in Drum Rehab you can edit each hit and you can have 3 different sounds for each of the 5 velocities that will replace in random or in sequence. This gives a bigger realism then having the same sample for each velocity.
Then I mix the replaced track (s) (because I sometimes use 2 different sample tracks) with the natural sound to taste.

10th December 2006	#2
EduardoApolonia Lives for gear Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Almancil, Portugal Posts: 564	I record the ddrum triggers signal also (thanks for the tip Andy Sneap) and then I'm replacing it using TL Drum rehab, I was using Soundreplacer before, but in Drum Rehab you can edit each hit and you can have 3 different sounds for each of the 5 velocities that will replace in random or in sequence. This gives a bigger realism then having the same sample for each velocity. Then I mix the replaced track (s) (because I sometimes use 2 different sample tracks) with the natural sound to taste. __________________ http://www.myspace.com/eduardoapolonia Reamp service available: 30 different amps (Bogner, Custom Audio Amplifiers, Diezel, Fender, Krank, Marshall, Mesa, Orange, Peavey, EVH, Soldano, Splawn, Vox) 7 different cabinets (Bogner, Diezel, Marshall, Mesa, Mills, Orange) Contact me for details