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Tony Harris

 

From:
England
Post  Posted 9 Dec 2001 6:59 am    
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I use an old hardware sequencer(Roland MC50)for my drumtracks, playing the(good)sounds in my Alesis D4. But writing the drumtracks bit by bit is laborious - anyone got any full songs (country/rock/jazz standards)as midifiles on floppy disc that I could buy? I'd only use drums and piano as I'd play everything else live. Is it ever possible to get these to sound real enough to use for pro recordings - I notice that all the big country stars still use a real drummer in the studio even if the drum patterns are simple enough to program?
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Tom Griffin

 

From:
Lovelock, NV, USA
Post  Posted 9 Dec 2001 9:13 am    
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Tony ,, Trycho makes custom floppy disk and has a good selection of drum tracks. There disk can be edit and customized to your liking..........Trycho.com
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Erv Niehaus


From:
Litchfield, MN, USA
Post  Posted 11 Dec 2001 8:56 am    
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Soundtrek makes a program, The Jammer, that is similar to BIAB and has good drum tracks. I undrstand that some of the Forumites use the Jammer for their drum parts and BIAB for the rest.
Erv
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