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Cubasis users: what's your drum weapon of choice?

dermichldermichl
in General App Discussion

as both native solutions (MiniSampler and ClassicMachines) are not up to serious drum work i'm looking for an app that

  • must import samples easily
  • must have an at least basic mixer for setting individual levels
  • must have assignable choke groups
    i'm fine with an IAA instrument (midi will/has to be be sent from Cubasis). AUv3 would be a nice bonus though.

Comments

  • skulptur_soundskulptur_sound

    Bm3

  • SlavaSlava

    Beathawk

  • dermichldermichl

    @skulptur_sound said:
    Bm3

    greatest midi pita of all times!

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  • dermichldermichl

    @Slava said:
    Beathawk

    Good call! i totally forgot about Beathawk. redownloaded and does what i was looking for. even AUv3!

  • erosseross

    @tja said:
    DrumPerfect Pro

    yep, if you have the cpu to keep up, this one sounds great

  • ProtoProto
    • Drum weapon = DrumJam (midi out = brilliant drum midi controller)
    • Breakbeat heaven = Sector, Samplr (import drumloops)
    • Luis Martinez drum apps are great sounding and easy to use. They don't support sample import but work great sending midi out to other drum/sampler apps (midi out, midi in).
    • If you like happy accidents and strange rhythm's patterning is a nice experiment app (sample import, midi out).

    And the others mentioned earlier.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Haven’t really ever got into Drumjam but how is your workflow using it? Can you play an actual drum kit?

    @Proto said:

    • Drum weapon = DrumJam (midi out = brilliant drum midi controller)
    • Breakbeat heaven = Sector, Samplr (import drumloops)
    • Luis Martinez drum apps are great sounding and easy to use. They don't support sample import but work great sending midi out to other drum/sampler apps (midi out, midi in).
    • If you like happy accidents and strange rhythm's patterning is a nice experiment app (sample import, midi out).

    And the others mentioned earlier.

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  • ProtoProto

    @MusicMan4Christ

    You can play drumkits, but sometimes you need to restart the app a few times before midi out starts working. Inside drumjam I enable GM drum mapping if I want to control Luis Martinez or cubasis included drumkits.
    For the apps that don't support the gm table, they must be able to change the midi CC's manually to correspond with the GM table (beathawk works).
    Mostly i use it as an IAA midi track inside cubasis.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    Wow thanks! Been keeping my eye on this one and on my external wishlist for a while. I could t find any vids on this workflow but would be nice to have some visual on how this works. o:) :)

    @Proto said:
    @MusicMan4Christ

    You can play drumkits, but sometimes you need to restart the app a few times before midi out starts working. Inside drumjam I enable GM drum mapping if I want to control Luis Martinez or cubasis included drumkits.
    For the apps that don't support the gm table, they must be able to change the midi CC's manually to correspond with the GM table (beathawk works).
    Mostly i use it as an IAA midi track inside cubasis.

  • ProtoProto

    @MusicMan4Christ said:
    Wow thanks! Been keeping my eye on this one and on my external wishlist for a while. I could t find any vids on this workflow but would be nice to have some visual on how this works. o:) :)

    @Proto said:
    @MusicMan4Christ

    You can play drumkits, but sometimes you need to restart the app a few times before midi out starts working. Inside drumjam I enable GM drum mapping if I want to control Luis Martinez or cubasis included drumkits.
    For the apps that don't support the gm table, they must be able to change the midi CC's manually to correspond with the GM table (beathawk works).
    Mostly i use it as an IAA midi track inside cubasis.

    This is what worked best so far setting up drumjam loaded as an iaa midi instrument and hope it helps a little:

    Drumjam:
    Disable "allow connections", try to avoid channel 1, use a different midi channel for in and out, only enable midi out cubasis, only midi in is clock cubasis, disable Link, select a normal drumkit to use as a midi drum controller layout.

    Luis martinez apps is the easiest setup and most fun. You need to enable the soundmodule switch and load the gm setup in the midi settings. ;)

  • WillWill

    Patterning, obvi.

  • Telstar5Telstar5

    What happened to “Derek Budimer’s Session Drums? ”

  • KeepitsimpleKeepitsimple
    edited March 2018

    Funk Drummer or Soft Drummer if I want a brilliant AI drummer to play along with me.

    Drum Session if I want to finger-drum on my midi-keyboard.

  • PhilWPhilW

    Cubasis’s built in kits can sound good with some effects on them (they are completely dry by default) so don’t forget them as an option in addition to the suggestions made already.

  • wired2moonwired2moon

    @PhilW said:
    Cubasis’s built in kits can sound good with some effects on them (they are completely dry by default) so don’t forget them as an option in addition to the suggestions made already.

    Which kits do you prefer and what sort of effects do you add? And what style of music of music?
    I ask because I am on a mission to get the best out of Cubasis' native drums :)

    What I have tried so far is moving snare to its own track and treating it with Roomworks SE reverb - sounds great. Also parallel compression on full kit using Waves plug-in on duplicated tracks once complete - pretty manual but effective

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