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Posted by superddman on Dec-17-2003 23:27:

My Wish

Hello,

I hate making drums with midi. You have to quanitize and tweak them for a long time so they have good intervals and they repeat properly. I don't even know why they make midi drum sampler plugins

I would like to see a drum sampler vst/dx plugin that has a step sequencer like fl's step sequencer. Also, option to save to wav loop and insert the loop into a new track in the main sequencer with just one click of a button.

So far, the only plugins with step seqencer that I have found is fl and microtonic. However, with fl you must switch to the normal application which is not needed and can't automatically save and add a new loop to your track. Same thing goes with microtonic and ontop microtonic is not sample based, its a drum synth. So it has limitations when it comes to sound.

Don't you guys think that having something like that would be cool?

Maybe there is a thing like that and if there is please let me know.

Posted by Luke Terry on Dec-17-2003 23:46:

having no idea wot u r going on about but going on instinct, try Native Instruments Battery

Posted by Sean Walsh on Dec-18-2003 00:53:

Drum Programming with samples in Buzz is ridiculously easy, one of the nice things about it.

Posted by superddman on Dec-18-2003 02:18:

Don't you know what a step sequencer is? Thats what I want in a drum sampler plugin. Plus ability to save it to wav loop and at the same time ad it into a sequencer track all with one click of a button.

Battery is midi triggered and doesn't have a step sequencer. Also, you can only save drum kits but can't save to acidized wav loops.

What is Buzz? I never heard of it and couldn't find any info on it. Please provide a link.

TIA

Posted by Sean Walsh on Dec-18-2003 04:30:

www.buzzmachines.com

Buzz is a whole software development package that's definitely worth taking a look at. It's free, and very different from most of the stuff out there. It's a program with a steep learning curve, but once you get comfortable with it you can do a lot of stuff faster than any other program out there. It's based on the idea behind a lot of old mod trackers; if you have no idea what those are you probably won't be interested in it, hehe.

Posted by hey cheggy on Dec-18-2003 08:29:

You mean you want an arpeggiator midi plugin?