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Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneappleseed on 2002-01-16 04:11 [#00070505] | |||||||||
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What are all you music makers' favorite programs from creating percussive sounds, organic or synthetic sounding? Or do you mostly sample your drums? |
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Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneappleseed on 2002-01-16 04:13 [#00070506] | |||||||||
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And, either way, what's a recomended sampler and sequencer (seperate or in one program)? I have Cubase and don't enjoy using it one bit. See, I've just started to make sounds on my computer recently... |
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AMinal from toronto, canada on 2002-01-16 04:19 [#00070508] | |||||||||
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ya i need some good programs too i too just started using my computer for music.. started w/ fruity loops.. already a little limiting though i tryed cubase but its REALLY intimidating! (i downloaded the manual... 470+ pages!!!!) anyways.. any programs that are somewhere inbetween? |
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rF from inside a speaker column on 2002-01-16 05:58 [#00070531] | |||||||||
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buzz is quite good in my opinion.. but as for creating drum sounds, i use stomper and orangator, there's also drumsynth and simsynth which i haven't tried.. |
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titsworth_courier from washington, dc on 2002-01-16 06:06 [#00070533] | |||||||||
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i've used drumsynth, very very precise way to create and edit packaged drum hits. recommended. |
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Mutant Death Pengwin from Medicine Hat on 2002-01-16 08:29 [#00070559] | |||||||||
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i made my best drum shit with rebirth. |
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Korben Dallas from _ on 2002-01-16 08:48 [#00070561] | |||||||||
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I use cubase, I think its ok. So far I've only used the inbuilt lm-7 and lm-9 drums, and occasionally import some loops from rebirth. I mean there is a lot of stuff I'm not utilizing yet .. but re: vst it is pretty powerful. Stick at it I would recommend? So seeing you have Cubase already - i would recommend a VST sampler, eg native instruments Battery - or a drum synth (plenty around) ... ?? |
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Caserol Joe the Chubby from Minneappleseed on 2002-01-16 11:16 [#00070609] | |||||||||
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thanks yalls... can you import samples into drumsynth? |
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wizards teeth from egg land on 2002-01-16 11:37 [#00070631] | |||||||||
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check put drum synth 5, you can combine wave forms and samples and modify the amplituded of the waves etc etc |
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Sido dyas from An Imperial Cruiser on 2002-01-16 12:01 [#00070648] | |||||||||
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I agree with corben on this one Stick with Cubase!!!! I often take some random drum sounds and arrange them before fucking them up royally with loads of plugins. I resample the shit and put it back in to rearrange it again and so on and so on. In fact thats how i make most of my IDM music. It's a very powerfull program that might look frightening at first but is quite simple when you get the hang of it. + theres so many free crazy plugins and vst instruments out there. Cubase is great if you want to make complex experimental IDM music. But get other programs to,Fruityloops for example is great for making tweaked acid basslines. And fuck that fat ass manual...use it only when you really need to know something. : ) |
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