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Post by Deleted on Sept 18, 2010 11:41:05 GMT -7
What would be a good drum Machine with-out going over-board. Do I really need one if I am not recording any music of my own? Would appreciate the input from those who have one.
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Post by countrybilly83 (Ty) on Sept 19, 2010 11:43:22 GMT -7
You might want to get this one moved to the guitar and things not the brake lite section.. haha
I am curious bout drum machines as well
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Post by Deleted on Sept 20, 2010 14:02:18 GMT -7
You might want to get this one moved to the guitar and things not the brake lite section.. haha I am curious bout drum machines as well Your one of several that suggest that..I did it by mistake. Thanks for drawing it to my attn:
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Post by GuitarZ on Sept 27, 2010 11:07:17 GMT -7
Are you looking to do some recording or backing live? For recording, I pretty much switched to Acid Loops. If you have some compatible software, you just string the various loops together to produce a pretty convincing drum track since it's a real person playing. And, I still get a blast out of saying that Mick Fleetwood is playing on my CD. No, really (is my normal follow up). The better ones have pretty decent production.
I just upgraded my Sonar software and they have a Session Drummer plug-in which operates off of midi drum tracks (I think) which basically makes it a drum machine. I'm curious to see how it works and whether it lures me back that way.
If you're interested in loops, I can shoot you some follow-up info.
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Post by BW on Oct 1, 2010 22:25:36 GMT -7
Don't spill beer in the drum machine. It'll wanna sing.
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Post by mickey on Oct 4, 2010 13:18:10 GMT -7
Don't spill beer in the drum machine. It'll wanna sing. Chuckle! I just remembered a few more drummer jokes, but this is probably not the place
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