OK gang, this Pro Tools list has been too quiet for a little while. So time to stir up some old conversations. As accessibility continues to become more and more a comprehensive reality thanks to Slau and others, things may have changed for the better and maybe in the drum sample player world as well.
Putting our heads together, what do we know for sure regarding working with drums sample players? In the past, I lay down a skeletal outline of drums by loading a drum sample player, load my most appropriate kits for the genre, and insert MIDI loop such as Groove Monkey MIDI data only. From there, I would add or subtract events as needed. This gives the artist the best foundation to work on their program material files before hiring the session players to record the final session tracks. So, here are the questions for the group. 1. Are any of you successfully doing what I have described above at all? 2. What is the most accessible drum sample player Boom, Strike, Tune Track etc., at least in loading sets of drums samples from third party such as Steven Slate’s? 3. What kind of success has anyone had with inserting, editing, or just plain adding or subtracting events and quantizing data? Let’s try to get some real experienced people chiming in on this subject and not theories or loose opinions. I for one really listen and respect the time and input from folks that have mastered any given tasks. And there’s a lot to say for “long to listen, and slow to speak.” I have, in the past, posted a way of creating a drum matrix that works, but it is slow and very tedious hand building from bottom up! Let the information begin! Grin! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Pro Tools Accessibility" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to ptaccess+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
