Hopefully this will spark others to give some tips on how they deal with their samples and what methods are used to generate "a feel" > Anyway, that's just a few ideas on the subject.. I hope this is somewhat > helpful.. As far as B) emulating a drummer's performance, well, that's a > whole 'nother topic, perhaps best left for another day.. So now, back to > sampling.. :-) > > Cheers, Joe Albano Thanks Joe... So much info there... ..Now I'm dying to know... How you accomplish B) Paul A) Not coming from a hardware sampler or midi background myself, the EX24 is my first sampler and your insights are perfect to help me understand manipulating samples in kit form. B) I only use a midi keyboard to play in individual parts and 'the feel' is built up gradually, as I'm building the Drum track I'm tweaking the samples. Sometimes I will try out a few loops, straight, or swing to find interesting accents. I usually find a few bars, that I like.. which sets me off, trying different ways of manipulating it...I may turn this into a percussion track or even make a Groove Template and apply that to any further (Drum) overdubs. ....tonight I noticed an unplayable delay, I had to adjust my playing to compensate. Now I hadn't noticed this before...it maybe because I'm closing in on my CPU's max ,,, I have just finished Plat6 demo, didn't note it there ...so it could be Plat5x...
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Re: [GEN] Using Drum Samples
2003-10-02 by Paul Abrahams
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