Natural drum programming just takes time, determination, and an understanding of the drum kit and how it is played. If I were you I would just buy/download a huge library of midi sequences and test them out. Once you find one that feels appropriate you can edit it to your tastes. Never forget that drums need to have dynamics in order to sound natural and they need to have multiple samples. So let me ask you - are you using ReDrum or the extra Reason Drums pack? PM me please.
I have been thinking that its my drum library, its just not organized enough. then i think of reason. its just too much to addition a sound and work it into my sequence. cause i use reason as a trigger but write in the midi editor in protools is that just not a good way? i do it this way so i can have more control over what my patterns do and how they change throughout the song such as fills and beats but its just no fun lol could this be my problem?
I'm used to "audition, Drag and drop, Sequence, and arrange." witch takes moments to find that "sound" write my part and see if it works with my drum beat.
I know this is a very noob question. I've been used to having a drummer. I always wrote in other softwares to do my drum tracks. Now I have upgraded to a Protools 8 HD3 system and want to do everything within my Mac I have reason 4 rewire that helps to write my drums but its rather a slow processed and its too complicated of a process to Cycle through Sounds and Rhythms. (I know there is an easier way) I usually use one shot drum samples and write my drum beats from scratch but Its just too slow
I know this is a very noob question. I've been used to having a drummer. I always wrote in other softwares to do my drum tracks. Now I have upgraded to a Protools 8 HD3 system and want to do everything within my Mac I have reason 4 rewire that helps to write my drums but its rather a slow processed and its too complicated of a process to Cycle through Sounds and Rhythms. (I know there is an easier way) I usually use one shot drum samples and write my drum beats from scratch but Its just too slow
Hey Media Trapper, Its MusicManEfrain From YouTube I have a Question Maybe Even something you can do a video about or whatever works for you.
How do you write your Drums in Protools? I am having the hardest time getting my Drums To Sound The Way I would like them to weather it would be Natural live Drums Hip hop type of drums or Very Articulate dance drums or whatever.
i wish i can use pro tools like you i want recording my Preproduction i play the guitar, Bass my self i use Midi Piano, Keyboard and Drums but the Drums are my big problem i use a midi Keyboard for editing and recording the drums , can you give me some advice ?? thanks
@gnappolino2010 I guess I'd have to ask a few questions first regarding the capabilities of your keyboard's sequencer. Does it give you advanced MIDI editing in terms of swing and quantization? Also, is it a sampled kit or a General MIDI kit? There are many things that could cause your drums to sound "small" or out of sync. Answer these questions and we will devise a solution.
@jonysatie Your opinion is fact sir. I wanted to post this so much that I didn't quantize the "MIDI Guitar" to the grid. At first I thought you were talking about an EQ issue - that I might disupute, but in this case you are indeed correct.
Well, to be technical - my use of the word "mastering" isn't necessarily the correct term. Most people don't recognize what "mastering" really is vs. "premastering", hence the reason I chose the word "mastering". In all fairness, I actually created the "premaster" which could be defined as the final process of dynamics, EQ, dither, levels, and sometimes mixing/stem mixing.I learned most about mastering from Bob Katz's book, "Mastering Audio: the art and the science" and my education.
Hi, great job! Can u help me? I have a macbook pro and mac pro, so I´d like to know what´s the basic hardware/keyboard/protools/plugins to composing film sound track (virtual instruments). Thanks and keep the good work"
pro tool 8 . . .this is a free softwear.
Can i download on net. .
mukeshhimesh 3 months ago
Natural drum programming just takes time, determination, and an understanding of the drum kit and how it is played. If I were you I would just buy/download a huge library of midi sequences and test them out. Once you find one that feels appropriate you can edit it to your tastes. Never forget that drums need to have dynamics in order to sound natural and they need to have multiple samples. So let me ask you - are you using ReDrum or the extra Reason Drums pack? PM me please.
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
I have been thinking that its my drum library, its just not organized enough. then i think of reason. its just too much to addition a sound and work it into my sequence. cause i use reason as a trigger but write in the midi editor in protools is that just not a good way? i do it this way so i can have more control over what my patterns do and how they change throughout the song such as fills and beats but its just no fun lol could this be my problem?
Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
I'm used to "audition, Drag and drop, Sequence, and arrange." witch takes moments to find that "sound" write my part and see if it works with my drum beat.
Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
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I know this is a very noob question. I've been used to having a drummer. I always wrote in other softwares to do my drum tracks. Now I have upgraded to a Protools 8 HD3 system and want to do everything within my Mac I have reason 4 rewire that helps to write my drums but its rather a slow processed and its too complicated of a process to Cycle through Sounds and Rhythms. (I know there is an easier way) I usually use one shot drum samples and write my drum beats from scratch but Its just too slow
Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
I know this is a very noob question. I've been used to having a drummer. I always wrote in other softwares to do my drum tracks. Now I have upgraded to a Protools 8 HD3 system and want to do everything within my Mac I have reason 4 rewire that helps to write my drums but its rather a slow processed and its too complicated of a process to Cycle through Sounds and Rhythms. (I know there is an easier way) I usually use one shot drum samples and write my drum beats from scratch but Its just too slow
Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
Hey Media Trapper, Its MusicManEfrain From YouTube I have a Question Maybe Even something you can do a video about or whatever works for you.
How do you write your Drums in Protools? I am having the hardest time getting my Drums To Sound The Way I would like them to weather it would be Natural live Drums Hip hop type of drums or Very Articulate dance drums or whatever.
Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
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Musicmanefrain 1 year ago
Could you give us step by step tutorial on how to record electric guitar?You know how to make it work?
2uTomas 1 year ago
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How did you made the drums?
I'm going yo buy MBOX 2 mini with Pro Tools 8 (you get it toghether).
I have a question can you make good rock drums in pro tools?
Or do I have to buy a separate program like EZdrummer to make the drums?
pruppek 1 year ago
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How did you made the drums?
I'm going yo buy MBOX 2 mini with Pro Tools 8 (you get it toghether).
I have a question can you make good rock drums in pro tools?
Or do I have to buy a separate program like EZdrummer to make the drums?
pruppek 1 year ago
what plug in did you use to get the midi sounds? it sounds really good
SiNishad 1 year ago
@SiNishad I used EZDrummer with the basic drumkit. I also used the MiniGrand & Xpand2 plugins that come with PT LE 8.0.
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
Could you show how to make the drums beat? What plug-ins, and how you've made it all?
- I just got pro tools 8 today, and theres so much to start with.
Jeppe
paaskemus 1 year ago
i wish i can use pro tools like you i want recording my Preproduction i play the guitar, Bass my self i use Midi Piano, Keyboard and Drums but the Drums are my big problem i use a midi Keyboard for editing and recording the drums , can you give me some advice ?? thanks
Greetings from Switzerland
gnappolino2010 1 year ago
@gnappolino2010 I guess I'd have to ask a few questions first regarding the capabilities of your keyboard's sequencer. Does it give you advanced MIDI editing in terms of swing and quantization? Also, is it a sampled kit or a General MIDI kit? There are many things that could cause your drums to sound "small" or out of sync. Answer these questions and we will devise a solution.
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
Guitar doesn't fit very good. The rest sounds better
jonysatie 1 year ago
@jonysatie In respect to what - EQ, pan, level, etc?
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
@MediaTrapper Tempo. In my opinion the guitar appears a little bit earlier (maybe part of a second) in time.
jonysatie 1 year ago
@jonysatie Your opinion is fact sir. I wanted to post this so much that I didn't quantize the "MIDI Guitar" to the grid. At first I thought you were talking about an EQ issue - that I might disupute, but in this case you are indeed correct.
Thanks for the input!
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
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jonysatie 1 year ago
I really like this track so smooth.
Dholland7 1 year ago
nice, questions though...whats your definition of mastering and what how did you master yours?
gus361 2 years ago
Well, to be technical - my use of the word "mastering" isn't necessarily the correct term. Most people don't recognize what "mastering" really is vs. "premastering", hence the reason I chose the word "mastering". In all fairness, I actually created the "premaster" which could be defined as the final process of dynamics, EQ, dither, levels, and sometimes mixing/stem mixing.I learned most about mastering from Bob Katz's book, "Mastering Audio: the art and the science" and my education.
MediaTrapper 2 years ago
@gus361 Did you want a brief explanation of my mastering approach?
MediaTrapper 2 years ago
@MediaTrapper sure, thanks.
gus361 1 year ago
@gus361 I'll write up something for you as soon as I can - I just moved so life is a little crazy. :)
MediaTrapper 1 year ago
Hi, great job! Can u help me? I have a macbook pro and mac pro, so I´d like to know what´s the basic hardware/keyboard/protools/plugins to composing film sound track (virtual instruments). Thanks and keep the good work"
jpmiranda82 1 year ago
Real Nice, I Love Pro Tools Aswell Maybe We Should Collab Or Just Swap Opinions.
~Omni~
TheOmniBeats 2 years ago
That sounds like a great idea - just let me know what it is that you'd like to do. I love collab videos!
MediaTrapper 2 years ago
Cool Appa, you are a Pro Tools geek!
bwbrown 2 years ago
nice composition!
brilliantou 2 years ago
Thanks!
MediaTrapper 2 years ago
:-)
brilliantou 2 years ago