My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
Hey dudes, Been making a jump into some video stuff here at Cakewalk HQ. Here is the first of many video series that I'll be working on. Lemme know what you think! https://www.youtube.com/p...5IYzEIP2DxWhlu04ly6M8r
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 14:52:26
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Thanks Dan!! Will check this out tonight.
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 14:54:34
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Very good tips in the video, Dan!! Thanks!
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 15:30:30
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Cool will check it this evening. Thanks for the effort!
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 16:27:32
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This is very helpful Dan. I've been meaning to sample my kit so I can trigger my acoustic kit on an e-kit. This gives me a good baseline as to where to start, but I also didn't even think about using that to enhance acoustic recordings.
Great stuff!
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 20:06:33
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Thanks, Dan. Just watched them briefly, and found them very informative, as usual.
I'll have to go through them again in the morning with a strong cup of tea. Thanks again.
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 21:36:37
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Thanks Dan. Great stuff. Precise and to the point. Looking forward to spending more time watching the rest of them.
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 21:40:03
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yes dan very nice, I have a few questions but I left them in the comments on U tube.
thanks again.
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/02 23:49:14
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Nice! I hope you continue to cover the entire kit! I always pick up new pointers watching other people work. These tutorial vids are gold.
I'll have to try using a side mic on a snare, as I really liked the tone in the video. I usually place an omni mic to cover the heart of the kit (right over the kick, near the snare and tom.) Is this the mic position for your side mic, or a mic just pointed at the side of the snare anywhere it is convient?
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2014/04/03 14:11:04
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/03 15:49:41
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I think it's interesting all the techniques I've see from all the different videos on this subject. It just goes to show that whatever technique you use, if it sounds good, go with it. Nice videos.
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Re: My First SONAR Video Series - Working with Drum Samples
2014/04/04 02:16:22
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bandso
I'll have to try using a side mic on a snare, as I really liked the tone in the video. I usually place an omni mic to cover the heart of the kit (right over the kick, near the snare and tom.) Is this the mic position for your side mic, or a mic just pointed at the side of the snare anywhere it is convient?
FWIW, Mic'ing the "shell" of the snare (instead of - or in addition to) top/bottom is not all that uncommon. We did that with our latest drum sample library... The captured sound has more high-end "snap" at the expense of a little "weight" when compared to mic'ing the top. IMO, It's a good sound.
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