Gigging VST Drummer Solutions

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2012/07/30 15:50:44 (permalink)

Gigging VST Drummer Solutions

Hey,

Do any of you all gig with a VST drummer that can do arrangements pretty much on the fly?  If so, what do you use?  I'm thinking that surely there's something else I can perform with that's more spontaneous instead of just my own backing tracks I put together.

Thanks,

Donny

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    Guitarhacker
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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 17:04:04 (permalink)
    Try Jamstix. 

    It can improvise. You do have to set up the song structure but after that, you can have it play something totally different every time it plays. 

    Band in a box is also the same way. Variates the tracks slightly every time unless you freeze it. 

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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 17:09:24 (permalink)
    Band in a Box will do the same thing.

    http://soundcloud.com/beaglesound/sets/featured-songs-1
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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 17:12:43 (permalink)
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    Band in a Box will do the same thing.

    do you read posts or do you do what I do which is read the first line....assume the rest and comment?  

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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 18:01:50 (permalink)
    sometimes.  [shrugs]

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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 18:16:12 (permalink)
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    Me no understand.


    Me posting machine.

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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 21:26:49 (permalink)
    yeah... it's quicker if you just skim the first line and then go directly to a one or two word post.... 

    Ya? 

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    Re:Gigging VST Drummer Solutions 2012/07/30 21:36:23 (permalink)
    Read?  Why?

     
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