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3rd July 2008, 11:33 PM
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| Listening to MIDI drum loops Hey, does anyone have a simple way to preview MIDI loops that sounds good? I usually just put them all in Winamp and use the default MIDI engine with windows. But is there a good way to easily listen with better drum sounds? For example, I have DFH2, but to listen to the loops that way, I have to put them into Cubase, put each part on the appropriate track and channel, etc. This is way to slow if I want to preview a few dozen loops. Any cool ideas/tricks to listen to these loops with good drum sounds?
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7th July 2008, 11:30 PM
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__________________ "[E]veryday life has a signal-to-noise ratio that demands the use of compression at some stage in the process." -Adam Miller |
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