The Logic Off Topic list

> > I just got rid of my DrumKat and KicKat because I was
> > always able to get better (although not quicker) results
> > by programing drums with the mouse. I guess it depends
> > on how good a drummer you are and what kind of music
> > you do.
>
> I hope it is easier to play the drums (or rather have a 
> drummer play the
> beats) than to program by hand with the mouse/keyboard. I 
> find it to be
> quite time consuming and perhaps not what I enjoy the most by 
> making music.
> 
> It is mainly for pop/rock.

If you have access to good drummers, I think that is a good
way, especially if you want it to sound human. My playing
sounded a little _too_ human. :)  Also I do a lot of very
drum-intensive electronic stuff, and since I'm no Dave Weckl,
I can't pull off physically what I hear in my head, even
at half-tempo.

One thing you might think about is using real miked-up hihat 
and cymbals, I think that would really make the whole set
sound more alive (and feel better too I guess).

	-smeet