Okay, I put a couple of samples into the mix to see how it would come out. It sounds very much like a live recording. Just the right amount of reverb on the Dr. Beat and the right blend of voices on the duts. I'm pleased.
How did you make those recordings, I would love to be able to do that in my workings!
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about 20 years ago
I don't mean so sound like a jerk, but I used Virtual Drumline.
L
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about 20 years ago
hey
i was wondering if you could tell me how to use the dinks and duts, i know you have to go through VDL but how ? do you make them a sound font, and go from there so bassicly im asking how do i get the dinks and duts ito what i write
thanks
L
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about 20 years ago
Does anybody have a soundfont of a break drum??
L
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about 20 years ago
Brake? Break? Broken?
L
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about 20 years ago
To answer the question on how to use the duts, I just took the sample and dropped it into Kontakt. No need to create a soundfont or anything like that, it just plays.
- David
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about 20 years ago
ok what happens if i dont have and dont use that program im just runniing the sound fonts through my sound card
am i just out of luck :(
L
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about 20 years ago
Brake Drum My Bad
L
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about 20 years ago
Well drum master, I don't know...but, here is how you can find out.
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Here are two mp3 examples.
[url]http://www.enete.org/audio/8s-16s.mp3[/url]
[url]http://www.enete.org/audio/Dbl-Triple-Beat.mp3[/url]