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Zenitram

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  1. An ice cube on vinyl used to smooth over scratches on a record. No good for the record player, I imagine, but we used to do it all the time in a bar I worked in back in the early 90s, and it certainly seemed to work.

  2. The Addictive Drums demo only gives you one kick, one snare, one hats and one cymbal, but when you then start sculpting those sounds while playing back the beats, you get an idea of how versatile it can be. I find the envelope and pitch section to be really useful and versatile.

    Find one you most like the feel of, and take it from there.

    More options:

    http://www.analoguedrums.com/index.php

    [url="http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php?plugin=DrumCore_Free&id=1061"]http://www.vst4free....re_Free&id=1061[/url]1

    [url="http://www.pettinhouse.com/html/download.html"]http://www.pettinhou...l/download.html[/url]

    [url="http://bedroomproducersblog.com/2010/06/24/free-sample-shootout-2-acoustic-drums-full-kits/"]http://bedroomproduc...rums-full-kits/[/url]

  3. Do you have an electronic drum kit, or will you be programming your beats from a keyboard, or just using the beats and fills that come with these packages?

    They all have demo versions, so do try them out.

    I love Addictive Drums myself, as I find the interface the most user friendly for tweaking the sounds, but I use it with an electronic kit, so I'm playing live.

    The ones to look at:
    XLN Audio - Addictive Drums
    Toontrack - Superior Drummer
    FXpansion - BFD2

    They all do the same thing, and they do it very well; but that's me thinking about them as a drummer and sound tweaker, not as a beat programmer.

  4. [quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1353844081' post='1878851']
    ...if it were audio you could change the tempo of the track to 112 and it would be in time but as it's MIDI changing the tempo just speeds up or slows down the MIDI.[/quote]

    Isn't that precisely what you want to happen, though?

    Midi is much more tweakable than audio, so whatever it is you want to do (I'm still not quite clear what that is) can certainly be done. Can you describe what you have going on in more detail? Did you record the loop in Reaper?

    Would quantising be the way to do it, I wonder.



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    (Greetings from neighbouring Penge, by the way)

  5. No computer has midi ports, not that I've ever heard of anyway. Everyone just uses a midi to USB interface, as you seem to have, so the connections go:

    [Synth midi out] --> [Midi interface in]
    ...............................................................--> [USB on computer]
    [Synth midi in] --> [Midi interface out]

    It does sound like a driver issue.

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