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| Frequency Mike |
Total noob here... looking for some help.
i put together some cool loops using the ultrabeat in logic but I can't figure out how to move it from the synth to the actual track... |
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| tekart |
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| Sonic_c |
| I dont like ultrabeat, but i am a mac'o'phobe so thats prob why |
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| Existo22 |
I just could never get ultrabeat to sound good! Sounds like software to me.
I still rewire redrum into logic to get drum patterns.
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| Sonic_c |
I have lost faith in drum machines to be honest. i tested mixing a kick drum from redrum down to see shape of wave and compared to original sample and the redrum one had shrunk.
now I just load samples in direct and process them individually I find I get a brighter clearer sound. |
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| pwnage1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
I have lost faith in drum machines to be honest. i tested mixing a kick drum from redrum down to see shape of wave and compared to original sample and the redrum one had shrunk.
now I just load samples in direct and process them individually I find I get a brighter clearer sound. |
I don't have this problem redrum is ing ace. |
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| Frequency Mike |
| quote: | Originally posted by tekart
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thanks |
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| Jimb0b |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
I have lost faith in drum machines to be honest. i tested mixing a kick drum from redrum down to see shape of wave and compared to original sample and the redrum one had shrunk.
now I just load samples in direct and process them individually I find I get a brighter clearer sound. |
Are you sure? Was the velocity of the kick right, was it going through just one mixer with volumes at 100%? no compression on anything?
Ive not tried it myself, but I would of thought all things being equal they would produce identical results. |
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| Lana |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sonic_c
I have lost faith in drum machines to be honest. i tested mixing a kick drum from redrum down to see shape of wave and compared to original sample and the redrum one had shrunk.
now I just load samples in direct and process them individually I find I get a brighter clearer sound. |
I also sometimes think that drum machines aren't that good (but I'm not that good mixer/sound producer...so it might be just that I'm not good enough for the drum machines) :rolleyes:
Where do you get your drum sounds/samples?
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| Lolo |
I didn't like ultrabeat, either. Never got to use it, until 12 months ago when I checked the synth features of it as well as the routing and triggering in there. Now it's become a companion. I think I got the same going with Sculpture now.
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| palm |
| quote: | Originally posted by pwnage1
I don't have this problem redrum is ing ace. |
true that |
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| Sonic_c |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jimb0b
Are you sure? Was the velocity of the kick right, was it going through just one mixer with volumes at 100%? no compression on anything?
Ive not tried it myself, but I would of thought all things being equal they would produce identical results. |
Yeah I checked everything. Audio out of reason is never as good as the direct sample wehn used in an audio editor just my opinion. I know lots of reason lovers out there and i love it for sidechaining the synths are great effects everything. Just not a fan of itsa sound quality over using a sample direct seems to dullen it and lower vol a bit. Try urself take a kick in redrum and do a mixdown in cubase or whatever then load that kick in direct to cubase and compare results.
Also its bound to colour it a little coming through a redrum -> mixer -> Hardware interface -> rewire -> cubase right? |
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