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vision dream
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Posted : May 9, 2007 22:05
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i am sure that seems to be no a problem, when you're creating some thing! i just questioning about how you work with these parts!,and how I can accommodate the hi hat s in the sequenciador!!? there are many kind of accomodate it!!.. better i wish like to know how you're working with and what is the style of music you made... thanks for any kind of reply! |
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orange
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Posted : May 10, 2007 00:05
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knocz
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Posted : May 10, 2007 06:06
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I...............don't know what your asking..
I use drum samples, like everyone else. than I tell my sequencer to play them in a specific order and then I loop the sequence..
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Boobytrip
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Posted : May 11, 2007 12:54
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You can use a sampler (like Battery, Kontakt or RM-IV) or a drum-synth (hardware or software) and trigger the drum-hits with midi-notes from your sequencer. You can also paste samples as audio-parts into an audio track of your sequencer or use prefab loops or parts of loops from sample cd's. I like to use a sampler or a drum-synth (for instance Waldorf Attack) and program the sequence using midi because you can choke one sample with another one to let them interact. Most of the time i then export the loops as audio and use those to reduce CPU overhead and do some chopping.
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Glitch_CapeTown
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Posted : May 13, 2007 00:45
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