Thats cool

My personal taste is to rock with Dave! Killer work though to all 3 and great information to know from all 3.

This shows why so many people use Protools for editing and drum replacement… wish I could do that in Reaper or Logic!

@curtiselliott1478

20 күн бұрын

Logic actually has a way to do this (called 'replace or double drum track' in logic) that I feel is super accurate. Set the threshold and it picks everything up. You can even go a step further and remove silence to get rid of any extra hits/bleed, THEN use the 'replace or double drum' feature. I've gotten great results doing this.

@matthammond3563

20 күн бұрын

@@curtiselliott1478yep, this function in Logic is super good and quick! Goes above and beyond basic audio to midi conversion like you get in ProTools, which is even shown in this video to be unreliable

@StronghandStudios

19 күн бұрын

You can do this in Reaper?

@sigurdthemusicdude

18 күн бұрын

Logic has its own option “replace or double drum track” it’s literally this, just instant.

@wiqseq

18 күн бұрын

@@StronghandStudiosDynamic Split Items? Or MK Slicer

Uhh, doesn't Cubase allow you to create midi files from hitpoints? Studio One will as well (though the Groove clipboard has a note limit). You could also just use Melodyne. I guess Dave just finds Trigger to be faster.

@1oVVa

20 күн бұрын

Groove clipboard in S1 is much less accurate and easy to use than Trigger

@RyRyTheBassGuy

20 күн бұрын

@@1oVVa It's been awhile since I've used it, so you're probably right. Always used Melodyne in S1 because of Groove Clipboards note limit. Thankfully S1s browser makes importing Melodynes MIDI files easy.

@deliriumsdawn

18 күн бұрын

Absolutely! Some of these methods just seem unnecessarily complicated. 😂

@1oVVa

18 күн бұрын

@@deliriumsdawn everyone does what is effective for them, sometimes learning new workflows can hinder your productivity

@RyRyTheBassGuy

18 күн бұрын

@@deliriumsdawn So, I tried Trigger to generate MIDI notes last night. Other than having to do real time printing, it's really accurate. It's been awhile since I used Melodyne to do it and I forgot how many extra hits it will detect. I've been using SD3s audio to MIDI and Cubase hit point to MIDI for so long I've never wanted to use anything else.

I must be missing something because I just load the audio into Superior 3, it creates midi, and I move on with my day.

i feel bad for that little mac keyboard.

Otero. This Is the way .....

When he previewed the original kick on the BMTH track, it sounded great as is!? What’s the point of replacing them!? I can understand consistent hits on a snare and all that, but not the kick!

@federicogarufi479

19 күн бұрын

It’s actually the opposite… in genres like these you want a very consistent low end and leave some humanisation for stuff like snare and toms. It’s also gonna hit harder when it’s a sample. Not saying you need to always replace the kick, but that’s probably why he did it as well as not having that much time to mix the song.

@satanistruth666

8 күн бұрын

did he replace them? He wouldn't care about phase then, he just layered a sample for a cooler sound

First view and comment!! Lol😂

Just so I'm not confused, Dan is replacing the transient of the sample with the original bass drum, and keeping the decay of the sample?