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#1 | | Gear Guru
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Thread Starter | Beat Detective - Collection Mode for Drums - Free Video
Just wanted to let everyone know that I have a whole series of Pro Tools Video Tutorials coming out in the next few weeks.
Feel free to leave comments, suggestions and requests for further videos.
Thanks.
(Please move this thread if it's in the wrong forum)
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UPDATE!!!!!!
Sorry. This is a really old thread.
I am no longer affiliated with that original link because of…
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creative differences.
Anyway.
It's all available here. Click Here
There are some free videos available on each product if you click them individually.
Thanks for your support.
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30th January 2007
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#2 | | Gear Head
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This is top work, nice effort and we need more work like this out there for all rookies that don't understand the power of a tool like Beat Detective! thumbsup
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30th January 2007
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#3 | | Lives for gear
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haha i'm eager i'm a BD junkie-
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#4 | | Gear maniac
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Thanks bro! Nice job |
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#5 | | Lives for gear
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Great video. Well thought out and well presented. Looking forward to seeing all of them.
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31st January 2007
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#6 | | Gear maniac
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Very helpful tutorial. Thanx! |
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#7 | | Gear maniac
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Bravo! More please! Tu-tu-ru |
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#8 | | Lives for gear
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You rock brotha'!
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#9 | | Harmless Wacko
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Great job Kenny.
You really know how to turn them into robots in a jiffy. KIDDING!!! KIDDING!!!
Great job Kenny.
You have a really calm and focused teaching style(You sound like the kids are asleep in the other room and you're trying to keep your voice down). Very informative and easy to watch.
Best regards,
SM.
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#10 | | Gear addict
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BLOODY BRILLIANT
presented in a way a dumb shit like me can understand
thank you very much and look forward to more
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#11 | | Lives for gear
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You just made one of my clients a real happy camper. You Rock!
And we salute you. |
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#12 | | Gear maniac
Joined: Dec 2006 Location: Kumamoto, Japan/Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA
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Awesome video! Thanks for the help |
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#13 | | Lives for Jesus
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Nice Kenny, good work ! |
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#14 | | one man, ONE mic pre
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Nice job Kenny.
Thanks.
you might add something about how to MOVE/Drag those selection points
I stopped by General today, but you were out.
cheers,
w2
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31st January 2007
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#15 | | Lives for gear
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Thank you, that was awesome!
Since you asked about suggestions how about:
Making the click track conform to a freestyle live drum recording.
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31st January 2007
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#16 | | Gear Guru
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Thread Starter | Quote:
Originally Posted by Rufuss Sewell Thank you, that was awesome!
Since you asked about suggestions how about:
Making the click track conform to a freestyle live drum recording. | It's now on the list.
Thx.
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#17 | | Lives for gear
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brilliant...i never did use bd much but now i will.
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#18 | | Gear addict
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Simple, well done, good work!
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#19 | | Lives for gear
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Kenny,
Cool video, thanks for taking the time. FYI, you'll get a lot less false triggers if you analyze with the Emphasis set to Low. You had it set to High while collecting triggers on low freq instruments. Kick and Toms especially but even a Snare when set to low will ignore highend bleed and result in less false triggers.
drew
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2nd February 2007
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#20 | | Church of UAD
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Very nice! I also now know how to pronounce your last name.
Thanks!
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2nd February 2007
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#21 | | Lives for gear
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nice job,
Whats the next video subject?
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2nd February 2007
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#22 | | Gear Guru
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Thread Starter | Quote:
Originally Posted by drew Kenny,
Cool video, thanks for taking the time. FYI, you'll get a lot less false triggers if you analyze with the Emphasis set to Low. You had it set to High while collecting triggers on low freq instruments. Kick and Toms especially but even a Snare when set to low will ignore highend bleed and result in less false triggers.
drew | I need to try that. Thx.
It's odd that the Kick track had no problems though. Quote:
Originally Posted by glitch Very nice! I also now know how to pronounce your last name.
Thanks! | Quote:
Originally Posted by theom nice job,
Whats the next video subject? | I have 2 more videos coming this weekend on Delays and Filtering.
Stay tuned!!!
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2nd February 2007
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#23 | | one man, ONE mic pre
Joined: Jan 2004 Location: New York | Quote:
Originally Posted by Produceher ...
It's odd that the Kick track had no problems though.
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well, the bass drum usually has less leackage to 'confuse' things, to begin with.
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2nd February 2007
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#24 | | Moderator
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maybe mentioning trigger padding and pre splice fades would be good too!!
what screen capture utility are you using?
looks great!
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2nd February 2007
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#25 | | Lives for gear
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Awesome! Thanks Kenny!
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2nd February 2007
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#26 | | Gear maniac
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fantastic bro, we are now knowledge slutz!
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2nd February 2007
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#27 | | Gear nut
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2nd February 2007
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#28 | | Gear maniac
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Wow.. thanks a lot Kenny!!
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#29 | | Lives for gear
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You are a scholar and a gentlemen Kenny--- thanks so much for taking the time to do this!
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2nd February 2007
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#30 | | Gear nut
Joined: Jan 2005 Location: Los Angeles
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I was going to download this to give to some of my interns, but when i watched it i learned at least 3 or 4 new tricks that i had no clue about. Thanks, really well done and very clear and to the point. I look forward to the future videos and would like to request ones on the proper use of
1- auto tune {need more tricks and tips on using alternate scales}
2- serato
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