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Subject: Drum Samples
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Original Message 1/3 11-Feb-04 @ 02:25 AM - Drum Samples
I like the feel and versatility of the Roland Handsonic. But its quite expensive. The MPCs are nice but id have to purchase one of those and the drum software for it. The fact that each individual pad triggers a different sound kind of broadens my creativity rather than sequencing on a straight 16 bar sequencer. Anyone like to create samples like this and what do you recommend?
Message 2/3 11-Feb-04 @ 07:37 AM - RE: Drum Samples
i still adore rebirth. for the money there's nothing better that i know of.
the redrum machine in reason is totally awesome. these are software..sure...but you can easily create patterns to export into a sequencer if you want or link via rewire.
as for hard-machines....
the good ones start to get costly. i have 2 r-8s i'm having difficulty parting with even though i haven't used them in ages.
various synths from korg e-mu roland yamaha access...all have good drum sounds in them. the mpc is no doubt a champion in this domain.
i'm liking the drum-kits in the e-mu vintage pro right now.
the newer little roland boxes 660 220 770....the list goes on.
just grab something you can afford and start beating it.
Message 3/3 11-Feb-04 @ 08:42 AM - RE: Drum Samples
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