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recording drums
hi guys..
my question is this.. i suck at drumming, and im recording music myself...other than getting a drummer, whats the best way to do drums? i have a boss recording studio and yamaha digtal drum kit. i play metal, i want a heavy double bass type sound.... |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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let me also add that im looking for good drum program that will work with ipad
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Looking for a band
Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Trow Vegas
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What "Boss recording studio" do you have? A lot of their multitrackers have built in drum machines, you could just use that.
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i think its the brs-3000.. it does have 1, but im looking for more of a metal beat(lamb of god, kse) type.. ive found good loops i can download, but not the fills,
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Looking for a band
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I'm not very familiar with Boss products, but I've used a couple of different manufacturer's drum machines in the past and they've all had the functionality to create your own beats & fills. Maybe try that?
A quick google search doesn't find that model so can't check it's capability for definite. If that doesn't work for you though, there are a few threads discussing drum software around here, a quick search ought to find them.
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