Spectacular ACOUSTIC DRUM samples

wim

@ecou said:

@seonnthaproducer said:

@ecou said:
Personally the feature I miss the most from Superior drummer is the midi beats. I wish we had a app that let you audition midi files.

I usually copy them to the MIDI folder of Cubasis and listen to them from there. Audioshare is another great app, albeit for MIDI instruments.

Me too but you cannot audition it without dropping the midi file in a track. You can only do that with the CB3 native midi files. It would be nice to be able to audition directly. It takes for ever to find the right drum fill when you have one of this se packs with thousands files.

I don't have it, but it seems like Helium is well geared to this.

MisplacedDevelopment

@wim said:

@ecou said:

@seonnthaproducer said:

@ecou said:
Personally the feature I miss the most from Superior drummer is the midi beats. I wish we had a app that let you audition midi files.

I usually copy them to the MIDI folder of Cubasis and listen to them from there. Audioshare is another great app, albeit for MIDI instruments.

Me too but you cannot audition it without dropping the midi file in a track. You can only do that with the CB3 native midi files. It would be nice to be able to audition directly. It takes for ever to find the right drum fill when you have one of this se packs with thousands files.

I don't have it, but it seems like Helium is well geared to this.

Yeah, it has a decent MIDI preview function.

onkey

@Lady_App_titude I bought the material at clarkrubber.com.au, a homewares store in Perth, Australia. It’s technically foam but has a nice silicon-like quality to it. Not sure of the product ID unfortunately. The sales assistant suggested it after I told her what is was for. Apparently they get a lot of odd-ball requests there.

It’s secured with strips of double-sided tape so I can remove it without damaging the rubber pads.

Lady_App_titude

@onkey said:
@Lady_App_titude I bought the material at clarkrubber.com.au, a homewares store in Perth, Australia. It’s technically foam but has a nice silicon-like quality to it. Not sure of the product ID unfortunately. The sales assistant suggested it after I told her what is was for. Apparently they get a lot of odd-ball requests there.

It’s secured with strips of double-sided tape so I can remove it without damaging the rubber pads.

Everything I've tried so far is either too soft and thick (so you lose too much bounce) or not soft and thick enough (so it hardly diminishes the stick noise). So I guess I need to hop the next 23-hour flight to Australia!

But thanks for the tip. I'll keep looking.

audiobussy

@Lady_App_titude said:

@onkey said:
I’ve also learnt to play super quietly;

As a drummer, I loathe playing unusually quietly. I was in a strum-a-lum band for years and hated tapping along