New Drumagog 4 !!!!

roughly · 15th April 2005

Downloading new version now, yippie!!!!

jeffrey

MASSIVE Master · 15th April 2005

And Farview Recording is releasing "Rock Drums for Drumagog Volume 2" today also!

It's like it's raining candy!!!

roughly · 15th April 2005

What's the deal with those, Massive? Are they any good? I bought the Purrfect drums way back and was a bit underwelmed, most of the time i just use samples grabbed from the session in question, or my own ever growning collection.

Has anybody bought any of the other gog file packs, and if so what were your feeling?

jeffrey

Dickens · 17th April 2005

How does Drumagog compare to a hardware drum machine like the mpc 2000?

Angus202 · 17th April 2005

I used drumagog a while back when I was still doing Nuendo, even then was worlds beyond sound replacer (my current source of frustration). This new version and the rock drum samples from fairview recording will put replacement at a new level of ease. I'm waiting for TL Labs to finally bring out (release) their Drum Rehab plugin, but patience is running out... hope this stall won't hurt their sales of it (hint hint TL).

-Ryan

T_R_S · 17th April 2005

I think there must be some bugs with Drum ReHab looks like May or later

Ckevperry · 17th April 2005

I've seen the beta for Rehab at work and also tried the demo for Drumagog. Rehab is the winner for my taste.....better interface and function. One fo the coolest functions is that Rehab syncs with the timeline!! Indispensable for tweaking triggers.

Drumagog also has dang latency that neither the latency slider or PT's adc can remedy. I would wait for rehab to make a decision.

Farview · 20th April 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dickens

How does Drumagog compare to a hardware drum machine like the mpc 2000?

Drumagog is for drum replacement. It isn't a sequencer or drum machine. It is a plugin that you insert on a track and it triggers from the wav file.

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roughly Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2004 Location: Chi-town, a BlueState Posts: 215 Thread Starter	What's the deal with those, Massive? Are they any good? I bought the Purrfect drums way back and was a bit underwelmed, most of the time i just use samples grabbed from the session in question, or my own ever growning collection. Has anybody bought any of the other gog file packs, and if so what were your feeling? jeffrey __________________ www.callthecow.com GO! ---- IL HB 311 -- US HR 676 ----- universal single payer healthcare for all!

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Ckevperry Gear addict Joined: Aug 2002 Location: Nashville Posts: 407	I've seen the beta for Rehab at work and also tried the demo for Drumagog. Rehab is the winner for my taste.....better interface and function. One fo the coolest functions is that Rehab syncs with the timeline!! Indispensable for tweaking triggers. Drumagog also has dang latency that neither the latency slider or PT's adc can remedy. I would wait for rehab to make a decision. __________________ Kevin Perry Nashville, TN

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Dickens Gear maniac Joined: Feb 2005 Location: Boston Posts: 165	How does Drumagog compare to a hardware drum machine like the mpc 2000?

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Angus202 Gear Head Joined: Feb 2005 Location: NJ Posts: 43	I used drumagog a while back when I was still doing Nuendo, even then was worlds beyond sound replacer (my current source of frustration). This new version and the rock drum samples from fairview recording will put replacement at a new level of ease. I'm waiting for TL Labs to finally bring out (release) their Drum Rehab plugin, but patience is running out... hope this stall won't hurt their sales of it (hint hint TL). -Ryan

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