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Coool.
Let'd do it.

We'll talk on the phone at the start of the week, and get you what you need.

Why does success have suck in it?

All the best,

Peter B.
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Sent: Friday, June 20, 2003 11:04 AM
Subject: [L-OT] Digest Number 856


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>       1. Was: Re: [LUG] [GEN] production technique question
>            From: Federico Ciapi <federico.ciapi@...>
>       2. [OT] Electronic Drums Kits
>            From: "Oblivian | Bacteria AS" <oblivian@...>
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>    Date: Thu, 19 Jun 2003 17:11:06 +0200
>    From: Federico Ciapi <federico.ciapi@...>
> Subject: Was: Re: [LUG] [GEN] production technique question
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> >> Gert van Santen wrote:
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> >>> I have it here... somewhere. Can't find it... Well, anyhow, I think a
> >>> "huge" drumsound is basically a matter of good samples / a good
> >>> recording, good EQ, and heavy compression with a good machine /
> >>> plugin. Results may vary a lot with the tools / sounds used, so it is
> >>> almost impossible to tell you where to start, but I'll try.
> >>>
> >>> Do not use drums from a synth (module), always samples from a good
> >>> library.
> >>
> >> Or better yet: rent a good studio and a good drummer and record real
> >> drums.
> >> Why do so many people mainly talk about samples and libraries?
> >> The real thing is the real thing.
> >
> > I agree: well recorded drums with a good drummer, some room mics & a
> > couple of good analog comps to compress the sh** out of it ;-)) this
> > will probably save you so much time, compared to trying to program,
> > find the right sounds, etc
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> I've been listening to "Ils - Soul Trader", out on Marine Parade.
> Check it - good production, really nice breaks, not too "hard".
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> I think that he uses a real drummer on many songs, but sometimes the
> original sound is replaced by samples.
> Can anyone confirm this?
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>    Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2003 08:57:48 +0200
>    From: "Oblivian | Bacteria AS" <oblivian@...>
> Subject: [OT] Electronic Drums Kits
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> I was wondering about buying an electronic drum-kit for mye studio. I am
not a drummer myself, but I thought it might be alot more fluent to use an
e-kit to program all the beats than by "keyboard".
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> Can anyone tip me in which direction I should go. I mean, I know about
Rolands kits, but are there other, maybe better ones or is Roland kits the
way to go?
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> And how do they sound? Are they as good as "they" say? I mean, of course
it's not the real-ting, but then again what is. ;-)

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> All the best,
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