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Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
If I have a 1 measure kick drum... I like the groove. but want to change the kick. How do I do it? Is it possible without having to buy a separate vst...
I suppose I could record a measure of the kick I want, and try to match em by slicing and replacing.. is there an easier way?
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 02:04:44
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I've never needed to do this, though I always figured I would one day. I think this approach works for a lot of people, and they are doing exactly what you're asking about - replacing a kick with a sample from elsewhere. http://www.cakewalk.com/s...reader.aspx/2007013031 I believe there's a bunch of drum replacement software, maybe as plugins, as well out there, but like I said, never had to really get into it beyond just making sure it was possible.
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 03:28:31
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Michael Five
I've never needed to do this, though I always figured I would one day. I think this approach works for a lot of people, and they are doing exactly what you're asking about - replacing a kick with a sample from elsewhere.
http://www.cakewalk.com/s...reader.aspx/2007013031
I believe there's a bunch of drum replacement software, maybe as plugins, as well out there, but like I said, never had to really get into it beyond just making sure it was possible.
Thank you.. :-)
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 04:05:01
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Depends on if the kick is a live drum or synth.
If you have Session Drummer 3 (or any of the 3rd party drums or hardware) it's just a matter of changing the loaded instrument.
If it's a live drum use audiosnap to extract the kick as MIDI. You can set the note pre extraction or change it after the event of course. Then paste it into a MIDI track with a drum synth on it.
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 09:46:10
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I use triger, the Vst from slate digital. It is very easy to use, comes with great snares, kincks cymbals etc (you can also import your own sounds). It does the job great and is very quick. you can blend the 2 kicks or replace completely, set a short delay for the trigger if needed etc. I use it on pretty much every song. Most snares and kicks I use are a compbination of different hits blended together.
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 09:51:54
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You can select the new kick drum and create a new track copy and paste and line up with existing kick. Use audio snap on the existing kick create a midi and then line it up with new kick sample.
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 09:56:39
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vinny199
I use triger, the Vst from slate digital. It is very easy to use, comes with great snares, kincks cymbals etc (you can also import your own sounds). It does the job great and is very quick. you can blend the 2 kicks or replace completely, set a short delay for the trigger if needed etc. I use it on pretty much every song. Most snares and kicks I use are a compbination of different hits blended together.
I didn't know Trigger can do cymbals. I love it for kick, snare and toms. How do you use it for cymbals? Thanks.
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 12:05:08
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FastBikerBoy
Depends on if the kick is a live drum or synth.
If you have Session Drummer 3 (or any of the 3rd party drums or hardware) it's just a matter of changing the loaded instrument.
If it's a live drum use audiosnap to extract the kick as MIDI. You can set the note pre extraction or change it after the event of course. Then paste it into a MIDI track with a drum synth on it.
Thanks mate.. Actually, its a break I lifted, and resampled, so slicing the midi from the original groove isn't happening, and I'm going for the audio snap... but I got swamped with work all off a sudden. so I can't try it out till tonight Much obliged :-) fitzj
You can select the new kick drum and create a new track copy and paste and line up with existing kick. Use audio snap on the existing kick create a midi and then line it up with new kick sample.
Yep, exactly what I'm going fer vinny199
I use triger, the Vst from slate digital. It is very easy to use, comes with great snares, kincks cymbals etc (you can also import your own sounds). It does the job great and is very quick. you can blend the 2 kicks or replace completely, set a short delay for the trigger if needed etc. I use it on pretty much every song. Most snares and kicks I use are a compbination of different hits blended together.
I've heard, and seen all over kvr and gearslutz that his plugs are great... but... my list of priorities are bills, bills, bills, and vocal mics.. :-)
post edited by Linear Phase - 2012/07/02 12:11:54
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vinny199
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 17:24:26
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I didn't know Trigger can do cymbals. I love it for kick, snare and toms. How do you use it for cymbals? Thanks. Rocky Rocky, sorry, I got carried away. I meant to say toms. no, not cymbals. my mistake
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Re:Drum replacement, do I need a separate vst?
2012/07/02 20:02:37
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Bummer, I thought you were on to something.
Rocky
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