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thesoundtestroom video for Drumagog 5 for Auria Demo and Tutorial
This was easier than I thought it was going to be
http://www.thesoundtestroom.com
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Thanks, Doug! Really wanted to see a demo of how this works. Don't think I have the room for all that content, but was intrigued nonetheless!
I know it is massive, probaly better trying to get those out via iFunbox if possible and importing your own, I'll have a look at doing that
@thesoundtestroom said:
Yup you can move the gog files in and out ad nauseum with ifunbox and also add other gog files in - no problems
@skoptic said:
Now that is good to know, because Drumagog just bumped Auria up to about 1.2gb, and to be fair most of the included gog files I wouldn't use, and been able to add gog files that way is much better too because there are a stack of free ones knocking around, GearSlutz have a few nice kicks and snares
Worth noting for anyone new to the plugin that the nice thing about gog files (as opposed to a single sample imported) is the subtle variance and velocities you get between samples, so I tend to not do what you did and replace with a single sample (I appreciate you're just making an intro vid:))
Also if you have a drum loop which is not split into constituent parts, you can eq out certain parts on the input to drumagog to create different tracks for kick / snare etc triggers. So there's a lot of potential past the basics
Can I make my own gog files without the desktop version of Drumagog
It's also worth stating that it does come with hi hats, you just have to email your receipt and they email you the link.
Nice tutorial... actually, you CAN get cymbals with Drumagog for Auria. After you buy the Drumagog plugin, just email them and they'll send a link to a cymbal pack, etc.
Thanks, Fitz! Ha!
@thesoundtestroom said:
Yeah .. sadly not
Nice video Doug. Worth noting that you can directly record any suitable impulse into a track and then convert it. Banging or tapping on a surface Impaktor style using the iPad mic works just as well.
That's a great idea @thinds.
The more I hear an learn about Drumagog the more I like it, and I just sent my reciept to Wavemachine so I should get my cymbals and hats
Haven't seen the video yet (work), but the other thing that worried me about Drumagog a bit was that it splits all of the instruments into different tracks. I really need to watch it on iPad2 as it is, so while having 3-8 additional tracks to fill out a drum kit is great for sound quality and flexibility, it stresses the CPU some more. (Yes, you could freeze the tracks I suppose).
Then again, I have an unreasonable addiction to rhythm apps, so...yeah.
The other great feature is the wet/dry mixing of the original sample and the gog file. So you have a morph between the two sounds.
@thinds said:
Yeah I love that feature and kicked myself when I forgot to mention it in the video
Tough to fit all the features into a 20 min video. Probably best to stop the kicking or you'll end up in hospital :-)
Not sure why you used Audioshare as a bridge between Dropbox and Auria given that you can import straight in from Dropbox to Auria. You may have mentioned your reasons in the video and I missed it.
No your right, I'm not sure either :-)
Watched the video, thanks again Doug. It's not that the app is $20 or that I didn't like a lot of the sounds that come out of it. It's just simply the fact, that this looks like a lot of work to use multiple apps to get a drum track into Auria, and then use what is basically a "Drum FX editor" within Auria to change those patterns into sounds you like.
Is there really no way in Drumagog to program like a bass drum kick every quarter note, or whatever? I guess my assumption was that this thing has 500MB+ of samples, and it would work the way Overloud THM does, only for drums - a convenient plug-in within the app so you can program instrument tracks without leaving the app or even needing to use IAA/AB.
I was just watching as Doug was importing samples into the Drumagog library, and thinking: "Well, if I'm doing that, why don't I just import the same samples into the original drum app (one better than DM-1) and import the full track that way?" I see this more as a post-production tool than one for an amateur just looking to make music. But the DEMO is very appreciated!