I think samples are the way to go.

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Originally posted by DigiNut 1. Practice 2. Stop trying to sound like other people's tracks

haha

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Originally posted by DigiNut 1. Practice 2. Stop trying to sound like other people's tracks

I don't want to sound like other people, just want some tips on how to make natural sounding drum flurries. If I use samples, they don't sound very natural. Hence, the reason why I asked if any VSTi's can do this. I just want natural sounding ad-lib drum fills.

I use FL Studio BTW.

Thx.

PC

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Last edited by paulc_dj on Oct-21-2005 at 17:21

Samples are going to sound more natural than any electronic drums, provided they are of decent quality. Perhaps you need to get better ones - and once again, practice.

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Originally posted by DigiNut 1. Practice 2. Stop trying to sound like other people's tracks

That's not good advice. When someone is starting they SHOULD be trying to copy other peoples tracks. That is the best way to learn. You hear something and decide to recreate it. Your own style comes with time.

Very simple really- learn to program drum patterns..
You can make even the most synthetic sounding drums sound like they are being played naturally if you know how to program them.

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Originally posted by TVG When someone is starting they SHOULD be trying to copy other peoples tracks. That is the best way to learn. You hear something and decide to recreate it. Your own style comes with time.

No.

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+1

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Firstly I agree to TVG.. The better way to have professional results is the knowledge and we must try to know how other people sounds are recorded.
Those Tiesto style bongo sounds comes with Reason 3, It's in CD3 for NN-XT and include some bongo fills too.. very good. ok

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LOL gotta love Diginut. Always has the best advice.