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| Gear interested Join Date: Aug 2004
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| Best Drum Program? Hi , I must say this is the best forum I;ve found by far. It is really appreciated thanks. What is the best drum composing program for recording? I have real drums for tracking as well as a dm5-sr16. Problem is I can't get a good enough drummer to play the parts I wright. I do mostly jazz fusion progressive stuff and thing get complicated .What a good program for composing complicated parts with the least amount of complicated effort and time? Maybe something ffor scoring drum parts for film might be what I need. Paulieg |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Cleveland, OH
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| You might want to checkout Drumkit From Hell Superior (DFHS) with the Custom & Vintage software from Toontrack.
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| Gear addict Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: South Florida
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__________________ Artist - "Can you mix my project?" Engineer- "Sure." Artist - " I need it cheap, fast and good." Engineer - "Ok...pick two!" | |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: tx
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| I use BFD for composition and for stacking sounds. They just released V1.5 which expands the functionality quite a bit. |
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| Moderator Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Belgium
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| I was seriously impressed with BFD, or was that with Toolskid playing it? ![]()
__________________ Mathijs Indesteege aka Mathew Lane mixing - mastering - audio restoration - plugins http://www.mathewlane.com DrMS. Focus on your stereo field. DrMS spatial processor RTAS/AU/VST plugin » Digital Audio Product Support Joystick Audio - Benelux High End Distributor http://www.joystick.be |
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| Gear addict | I am currently using BFD and DFHs they are both pretty dam cool. I like DFHs cymbals a bit more than BFD but the drums and rooms are amazing in BFD. |
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| Gear nut Join Date: Aug 2005
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| Has anyone tried the larry seyer acoustic drums, the video for it looks great. |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Beezers' Nook
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| dfh gotta be |
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| Lives for gear Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Long Beach, CA
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| I sort of got the impression Paulieg was actually looking more for the software to drive a drum module (whether hardware or virtual), ie, a MIDI sequencer. He's already got a dedicated drum module (the DM5) as well as a drum machine that can (with a fair bit of repatching) be used as a drum module as well as a drum machine. Of course, BFD does have its robo-drummer functionality (which, I must admit, even though I like the basic parts okay, I find awkard to work with...) And BFD is proably much more realistic sounding than most folks will tend to get with a conventional drum module like the DM5. (I have both, myself.) So, in that sense, it obviates the use of an external MIDI sequencer. (Before I bought it, I was thinking about it as a virtual drum machine. But after I started using it, it became just another drum module to me, albeit one with a unique set of capabilities in its ability to 'blend' multiple mic positions. But driven by sequences in Sonar, my DAW/MIDI sequencer.) |
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| Gear maniac Join Date: Nov 2003
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Classy. Any decently spec-ed midi program such as logic, cubase, ableton etc etc plus recycle to extract groove templates to use is my recommendation. Cheers Vari-Mu | |
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