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Topic: Getting a great drum sound with home made drums |
b0b
From:
Cloverdale, CA, USA
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Rick Schacter
From:
Portland, Or.
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Posted 11 Dec 2013 1:45 pm |
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I'm impressed! Very clever.
Rick |
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Gary Shepherd
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Fox, Oklahoma, USA
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Posted 2 Jan 2014 12:02 pm
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Awesome!! I have an 8 pad drum module that I play by hand when I don't want to "program" my drum tracks but I can't believe I've never thought to try this.
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Gary Shepherd
Carter D-10 & Peavey Nashville 1000
www.16tracks.com |
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Gary Shepherd
From:
Fox, Oklahoma, USA
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Posted 7 Jul 2014 8:54 pm
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I finally got around to trying this. Holy Crap!! I'm selling my MIDI drum controller now.
I wanted to try a train style beat. I'm don't quite have the stick control I would like to make a real drum sound awesome but I can play with my fingers and hands just about anything I can hear.
Sitting at my desk, I put a Behringer B1 condenser mic in my lap, and recorded myself playing the train snare part ON MY DESK. I just banged away on my desk and recorded the wave file. In Sonar X3, all I had to do was drag that wav track onto a MIDI track and all the hits were converted to a snare track. Soungs great. All the 2s and 4s are loud and clear and all the ghost notes in between are exactly that.
The who process took about 4 minutes, including the time to play the track.
And this was just a trial run. I can't wait to try a full song arrangement.
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Gary Shepherd
Carter D-10 & Peavey Nashville 1000
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Gary Shepherd
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