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Post by wiz on May 6, 2015 15:57:44 GMT -6
I actually like the sound of the unprocessed drums best... but some of his methods are really interesting.
Worth watching when you have some time I reckon.
cheers
Wiz
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Post by Johnkenn on May 6, 2015 16:48:45 GMT -6
How do you get those Gain reduction channels to show up in PT's? I remember seeing that but had forgot about it...wonder if it's only for HD?
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Post by Johnkenn on May 6, 2015 17:16:53 GMT -6
A little smacky and over compressed for my tastes, but lots of great ideas.
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Post by mrholmes on May 6, 2015 18:00:19 GMT -6
A little smacky and over compressed for my tastes, but lots of great ideas. Thats the way SL likes it. Listen to SSD same there overprocessed. Sounds good for some stiles of music. I wish steven would put the unprocessed samples also into SSD. |
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Post by dandeurloo on May 6, 2015 19:29:28 GMT -6
Yeah, the Slate samples are usually pretty over cooked unless your doing hard rock and metal. The new blackbird samples however are a breath of fresh air. They are just great sounding samples.
Btw, who knows how to use personal samples in trigger 2? I've got a number of great wave files from sessions I've recorded and would like to be able to use them in trigger?
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Post by wiz on May 6, 2015 19:33:32 GMT -6
Yeah, the Slate samples are usually pretty over cooked unless your doing hard rock and metal. The new blackbird samples however are a breath of fresh air. They are just great sounding samples. Btw, who knows how to use personal samples in trigger 2? I've got a number of great wave files from sessions I've recorded and would like to be able to use them in trigger? I have done it .. but it was a while ago... I remember, you used an editor.. but something tells me that might have been superseded by an easier method... It wasn't that difficult from memory... cheers Wiz |
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Post by acegunn on May 6, 2015 20:09:39 GMT -6
Yeah, you can use single hit sample files directly, or you can build up multi hit samples in the instrument editor.
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Post by svart on May 6, 2015 20:12:54 GMT -6
Hmm, just listening to the first couple minutes during the samples.. I don't really like any of those drum sounds. They sound so fake, regardless of sounding processed or not. The snare really gets my goat. Even unprocessed it sounds bad.
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Post by mrholmes on May 7, 2015 1:58:54 GMT -6
Hmm, just listening to the first couple minutes during the samples.. I don't really like any of those drum sounds. They sound so fake, regardless of sounding processed or not. The snare really gets my goat. Even unprocessed it sounds bad. Its still taste to me. I have a folder on the plate with Rock/Pop/ from the 60s to today. Its quite shocking how taste changes over the decades. SSD drums is not my taste too, but there is a new generation. They like it if everything jumps just right into the face. SL is clever he makes samples for the younger people. And to be true who needs more samples? I have too much of em. It will get harder and harder to find USP for those sample library companies. That maybe leads to those ideas too. Much more pleasing to my ears was XLN drums. And I do use them like crazy without getting tired of them. |
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Post by levon on May 7, 2015 2:10:40 GMT -6
The new version of Addictive Drums seems to be quite, well, addictive. A friend of mine swears by it. I heard some samples and they sounded pretty good.
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Post by odyssey76 on May 7, 2015 3:35:33 GMT -6
The new version of Addictive Drums seems to be quite, well, addictive. A friend of mine swears by it. I heard some samples and they sounded pretty good. JK turned me on to AD2 (in a post somewhere?) and I love the sounds. 1st fake drums that I've enjoyed working with. As for the SSD's I find the mix knob function is your best friend but can be nice at mix time in smaller doses. |
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Post by indiehouse on May 7, 2015 5:00:38 GMT -6
Can I load Addictive Drum samples into Trigger?
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Post by swurveman on May 7, 2015 7:18:13 GMT -6
Hmm, just listening to the first couple minutes during the samples.. I don't really like any of those drum sounds. They sound so fake, regardless of sounding processed or not. The snare really gets my goat. Even unprocessed it sounds bad. I've got Superior Drummer and none of the snares sound like the real thing to me. I think the way to go is to get a great snare sample(s)- if you've got one/some- and put it on the grid. Of course then you have to deal with the mismatch of the SD or Slate snare drum in the overheads and room(s). So, it's tough. |
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Post by junior on May 7, 2015 10:20:22 GMT -6
Hmm, just listening to the first couple minutes during the samples.. I don't really like any of those drum sounds. They sound so fake, regardless of sounding processed or not. The snare really gets my goat. Even unprocessed it sounds bad. I've got Superior Drummer and none of the snares sound like the real thing to me. I think the way to go is to get a great snare sample(s)- if you've got one/some- and put it on the grid. Of course then you have to deal with the mismatch of the SD or Slate snare drum in the overheads and room(s). So, it's tough. I like the 5" Acrolite from Superior.  |
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