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Does it automatically generate patterns? Is there a customizable playable drum kit or a customizable series of pads? Ideally, there would be a way to incorporate both preset patterns and the ability to add custom accent hits to match a song.
Multi-segment envelops! I know some of us were looking for a SeekBeats replacement, and it looks like those MSEGs are available on most parameters.
I'd like to echo @Samu that multi-out is very, very important.
I'd also like to add that 'zones' support for the sampler would be most welcome. Zones that can be triggered by either velocity, round robin, or random. (for example, 1 wav file containing 5 snare hits played 1 after the other, each hit a separate zone.)
Looks great so far!
I hope everything is automatable, start and end points especially. Sample import is huge and the envelope shaping looks immense.
I have a feeling we'll get plenty of videos of this on release day
Nice song!
Am I wrong, or did i hear 2 drum layers in the clip (base drum with a "tick")?
I just assumed that was part of the filter.
Definitely still want Sunvox AU with midi out. :pray:
Omg yes
as the only person who really dislikes everything about drum computer I am so very happy
Yeah… Speaking as a former drummer, I tried Drum Computer and was not impressed. Automated drum and percussion tools need to make my job more efficient, not less efficient.
You're not the only one. I can't stand it...
(I've only tried the 'free' version but it was enough to make delete it...).
Thirded.
Same, I love it.
Hate drum computer? What the hell is wrong with you people?!? 😂
Ha, I can totally see why some people would have no use for Drum Computer. I'm just not one of those people.
Same, Ive created some amazing things with DC
In the past week or so I’ve decided to stop using Drummer in LPX. I suddenly realised it sounds like a demo song, every time, no matter what.
Only thing I don’t like about drum computer is that it’s not universal. I would use it on every track otherwise. I get tracks quite far on iPhone these days then have to add it in later on iPad.
Have to say I'm a huge fan of drum computer. Sound capabilities are rich and diverse. The pattern generator is loads of fun, powerful, visually clear and easy to use.
I'm interested in FAC's offering though because it looks user friendly to programme with the graphic envelopes and I'd say that is a downside of DC.
i really don’t like how it sounds. i don’t like any of its presets, i don’t like what its random engine creates (oh, those godawful kicks). i did a couple of my own kits of sounds that i’m ok with, but it took me quite a lot of time and effort (and i love drum synthesis). it’s like i was fighting something that wanted to sound a very particular way. i think it leans towards organic sound, some digital/analog blend and i don’t really like that kind of sound.
@vasilymilovidov out of curiosity what is your preferred drum synthesis app on iOS if not a DC fan?
Very much this! Sometimes I'll cook something up in DC and I'll hear something in my monitors that I think is a weird bassline or keyboard part anomaly and then I isolate the murky warm tones and it's the kick drum flubbing away, hiding behind two other thwacky sounds. So, yeah, you have to like "that sound".
Multiple instances of “Ruismaker Noir” is how I roll lately, but this looks interesting 🤔
Oh I know exactly what you mean. I felt the same way, like all of the preset sounds are collections of everything but the sound you’re looking for. Try to find a bass drum for example, you’d think the category thing on the left would help narrow it down, so you select “Kick”… the sounds in this category range from a cat sneezing to the sound your television would make if you threw it in a bathtub full of water. (Kkkrrzzzcchct) so no, you’ve got to start from scratch.
My recommendation is to forget all of the preset drum sounds and make your own.
Here’s an example, a piece I did recently with Drum Computer after spending a looooooooong time dialing in some sounds that I thought sounded great, and sounds that I thought sound like, well, “drums”?
Btw, I’d be happy to share my DC presets if anyone wants them. This one “EA_drum6”, is the sixth preset I’ve made for DC so far.
i use seekbeats (yeah, even a non-auv3 app is better than DC for me) and a microtonic replica in drambo.