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Drums, What to use for them.
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| jasonf |
I'm in the process of moving away from FL and go to either Cubase or Studio One, i haven't quite decided yet, but the workflow is similar so it doesnt matter.
Anyway, in trying them out the only thing i really miss is fruitys step sequenser and the ease of programming drums with it.
Obviously one solution is to treat each drum hit as a seperate audio track in the arrange window but its not as fast/easy to try out ideas as i'd like and since i like using a lot of different hits it gets messy really fast.
So i guess what im looking for is drum samplers like groove agent but better. Unless of course im missing something.
So, what do you use? |
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| owien |
| just keep fl and export the drums to the new daw studio 1 has a top drum plugin called impact just load with samples and arrange in midi happy days;) |
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| Kevy Kev |
I used battery when I used cubase and I still use it today with Logic.
Ableton's drum rack owns all too bad it's not standalone! |
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| kitphillips |
Yeah, I used to use battery, its ok. But I think drum plugins really have to be integrated into your sequencer to work properly. Its too awkward to go through naming tracks by hand and stuff. I'd have a look what cubase offers for drum programming maybe rather than trying to go external.
Thank god I use ableton. |
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| jasonf |
| Battery seems great, full of options. I guess i'll have to get used to my eyes bleeding to its graphics :eyes: |
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| floyd741 |
| quote: | Originally posted by kitphillips
Thank god I use ableton. |
+1 |
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| Magnus |
| I have always used Battery and more recently iDrum to complement Battery. |
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