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The Audiobus Forum is now the Loopy Pro Forum!

In case you didn't see the announcement thread, I have some big news: Audiobus – the app – is going to a new home. Francesco and Andrea are developers and musicians who are keen to pursue Audiobus’ further potential, keep it updated and enhance the experience for users old and new – and unlike me, they have the resources to do so! They’re full of ideas and energy, and I am confident that Audiobus will be in good hands.

The Audiobus Forum, however, is staying right here with me. After some consultation with the community here about what to do, I've decided to rename it to the Loopy Pro Forum, at forum.loopypro.com.

It has a new name and new colours, but otherwise, it's the same place, and nothing else will change.

Cheers,
Michael

Half-time feel for Drummer [Logic Pro for iPad - and Mac]

AlterEgo_UKAlterEgo_UK
in Logic Pro

A quick video to show how to get a Half-time feel with a drummer in Logic Pro for iPad.

Comments

  • RajahPRajahP

    Thanks.. here is where I wish I could use Lumbeat’s Drummers in LPi.. yet to learn about LPi’ s drummers and their magic..

    Thanks..

  • NeuMNeuM

    I didn't realize the Drummer options compared to GarageBand were so different. In GB, there is a complexity/volume pad where you can manually tweak until you're happy with the result. I'm not seeing this particular UI design for Drummer as an improvement. Hmm.

  • AlterEgo_UKAlterEgo_UK

    @NeuM said:
    I didn't realize the Drummer options compared to GarageBand were so different. In GB, there is a complexity/volume pad where you can manually tweak until you're happy with the result. I'm not seeing this particular UI design for Drummer as an improvement. Hmm.

    The GB X Y pad is replaced by the 2 sliders on the left: Complexity and Intensity and the slider on the right is Fill density. The 3 small horizontal lines to the right of the kick and snare variations allows you to select a track for the beat to follow.

  • SamuSamu

    I honestly prefer to identify drums by style rather that by the drummers name like in GB.
    All the features are there, just different UI and categorization of kits and styles.

  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]

    @Samu said:
    I honestly prefer to identify drums by style rather that by the drummers name like in GB.
    All the features are there, just different UI and categorization of kits and styles.

    I agree but in modern music you got so mixt style like jazz funk , jazz fusion , rap hip hop …. Even Electro have overflow 18 différents styles so it become more complex. Not sure that a professional producer think as us.

  • SamuSamu

    @BerlinFx said:

    @Samu said:
    I honestly prefer to identify drums by style rather that by the drummers name like in GB.
    All the features are there, just different UI and categorization of kits and styles.

    I agree but in modern music you got so mixt style like jazz funk , jazz fusion , rap hip hop …. Even Electro have overflow 18 différents styles so it become more complex. Not sure that a professional producer think as us.

    That is up to the 'producer' to decide...

    Say I'm making a chip-tune and know what style of drums I need I can easily find it...
    ...meaning I won't go looking from drums in 'electro' where chip-tunes has it roots when I need a funk-groove...

    A producer things 'style' not 'genre', locking oneself into a 'genre' is close-minded...

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