I have a lot of respect for good drummers but will always replace a one-beat-Pete with technology. You know, it was Ringo, not John, as commonly believed, who yelled the now famous, "I've got blisters on my fingers". MIDI SUPPORT Better Ears supports routing sound through an external MIDI device, allowing you to use your existing MIDI master keyboard or sound module. You can choose what to sync: Your own levels, your statistics, your settings or all of this.
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Q: What do you call a drummer who broke up with his girlfriendĪll fun aside, I jest for drummers have the physically hardest job in the band. With Better Ears you can keep your Mac and your iOS devices in sync.
Q: What do you call someone who hangs out with musicians? I found good taste, good programing and good talent trumps (bad slogan these days) the issue. I can make drummers laugh, with bellyaches, when they try to teach me drums playing a real live drum kit is impossible for me - I give up once more than two limbs get involved. ( I love making fun of drummers - they are such easy targets :) I am not a drummer - I'm far from it any sane drummer, who is not playing on the track, hates my method, but if he's truly SANE, how good of a drummer can he really be? Drummers aren't meant to be sane. I'm a big believer in adding atmosphere and every song must have its own atmosphere to thrive in. *By 'highlights', I mean adding the cymbals, which I like to do after the vox so, or tracking vox, so I can really feel the pocket, and percussion of all types and kinds, to create the songs' atmosphere. It's my least comfortable way for input (see below). The Akai, I keep around if another musician is more comfortable tapping it out. I usually draw it, sometime I use either a MIDI keyboard, once in a while I use a POS Akai LPD8, but usually draw it, as I can quickly and easily get the sounds in my head to the grid. > Much later in the mix, I add the 'highlights*' where it needs to go. > Power down and hide the original track stack, to save CPU.
> Add only what I already know I want to with samples, from my library, > I do use the HH, especially if I'm working with musicians who aren't comfortable with Clicks, but keep it simple, quantize it, so I can easily run it over it without timing issues > I usually do the basic tracks, always Studio kits, with hardly any cymbals, if any at all, with the rhythm section's bedrock tracks. Here's my workflow, if there isn't a good drummer to track: I use LPX's stock (Studio) and supplement/replace with samples if/where needed.
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