Drum Month @ Cakewalk!

2013/12/05 16:05:58

Introducing Drum Month - All December long we will be featuring tips for drum production! To 'kick' it off we have added 3 new tips on The Cakewalk Blog. Subscribe to The Cakewalk Blog to stay up to date on the tips that we're dishing out.

2013/12/06 15:11:10

Funkybot

I'd love to see a tutorial on programming realistic sounding drum parts in the PRV, particularly when it comes to humanizing timing and loose-playing.

2013/12/09 10:18:17

neirbod

Hi Dan,

I am still working out the right workflow to use take lanes with drum tracking and editing. I'd love to see some of your ideas on how to do this as part of Drum Month. Just walking through an effective work flow with a typical drum session would be great. For example: 1) tracking multiple takes, 2) comping, 3) editing (e.g., moving notes around within take lanes to fix timing issues, and copying and pasting from/to different sections), 4) comping using edited takes, 5) using slip edits and cross fades within takes. Ideally this would also include a video of your screen.

Thanks!

Dave

2013/12/09 15:07:46

Splat

neirbod
Hi Dan,

I am still working out the right workflow to use take lanes with drum tracking and editing. I'd love to see some of your ideas on how to do this as part of Drum Month. Just walking through an effective work flow with a typical drum session would be great. For example: 1) tracking multiple takes, 2) comping, 3) editing (e.g., moving notes around within take lanes to fix timing issues, and copying and pasting from/to different sections), 4) comping using edited takes, 5) using slip edits and cross fades within takes. Ideally this would also include a video of your screen.

Thanks!

Dave

+1. And you gotta show us what the take lanes are doing, no cheating! ;)

2013/12/10 05:02:54

clk4suport

Hi there,

Okay :)