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Thanks @RajahP . I'm quite disappointed that the cowbell isn't part of the Rock Drum Machine or Funk Drummer that I already have.
I can't imagine to play straight hard rock/metal along with Afrolatin rhythms
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I was wondering .. what about IAP Mike & John drum kits? Could be the cowbell hidden there?
I don’t see any cowbell. I have both IAP drummers, but there is still a free sound set I don’t have called vintage and stage soundset. Gotta leave a review to get it, but it keeps opening iTunes, not the AppStore, so I never bothered.
Doesn’t redirect to the App Store? I did the whole leave a review thing and it worked for me and I’m pretty sure it was on the iTunes App Store and not the iPhone app.
It’s amazing to see these Drummers meet and confront to each other with the Groove Send (Create Button).. they are no longer ‘genre specific’ drummers… fascinating..
It opens the iTunes AppStore, but I don’t ever use that so I punted.
Thank you, sounds good. Btw I'm pretty sure that RDM IAP "John" is John Bonham from Led Zeppelin and I would not hesitating use AfroLatin along RDM to get something like this:
but I also need something more straight like here:
Thanks for the references… seems like that song was created in the Lumbeat Suite.. it is a cakewalk…
It will be great to bring in any sound from any drumkit too..