I guess I mean like, if you combine a few kicks and you tweak em and stuff and you've got this nice sound going, is there a way to just save that new sound you've created? Instead of having to go back and recreate the sound again?
thx for the reply . yup .. i understand its jz a sampler . Because I also bought addictive drums and easy drummer. Both comes with patterns .I jz wonder does it comes with patterns .. or anywhere can we download the patterns? thanks . Sory i m still noob ..sory bout that..)
hey .. gd day .. i have a question... i have battery 3. But i wonder how to make it play some drum patterns, instead of doing it (sequence) manually? does battery 3 comes with preset drum patterns ? thx!
battery isn't a sequencer, just a sampler, so you need to play your own patterns. You may want to look into bfd 2, ez drummer, superior drummer, or even guru for patterns as well.
I was wondering if there is better vst with drums. Battery is nice - all drums in one place, but I don't know how to get that dirty, oldschool drums, like from mpc, because all drums in battery sound clean to me
it's all about the sounds you put in it, you can use the fxs and such in battery to get some dirty drums. Only mpcs that have a "dirty" sound were the very first ones because the sampler was lower resolution.
Sample some drums from vinyl or buy some more rugged drum kits to load in battery and you'll be fine.
Hey man, I don't do hip-hop or techno or anything like that. I write and record hardcore/ indie/ powerpop sort of stuff. We will just call it rock for now. I would prefere a live drummer. I play drums myself. But I am looking for something that will work better in the house for the writing process. Loops won't work for me. I like to mix things up, change the feel of the song. How many bars can you map in battery? Instead of a loop, could I do an entire song?
yo saintjoe. how do you get the mapping with maschine to trigger the sounds you want? I'm still cutting teeth in battery three (granted just started messin with it tonight) but i find it hard to know how I'm mapping to the pads inside it.
I believe it's by note value. I just played around on the keyboard till I found which ones they were. They kinda lay out in order chromatically. But I think you can change it to whatever you wish. I'll play around with it some more and see, I'm mostly loading premade kits lol..so I just play it out lol.
what mpc you got? I loaded up the same kits I have on my mpc 4000, coming through the same monitors...and battery sounds nice, hits just like I need it to.
I'm messin with the 5000, but when I record the sample (especially kicks) I let it clip just a tiny bit, then turn the velocity down on the pad and it sounded a bit harder to me (but then again I was using headphones = / )
I do love me some battery on an r&b beat though, make it sound nice and clean, but for hip hop I like that sloppy drum sound.
lol, battery can sound sloppy too! You have way more options than on the mpc. But it's all good...not sure what you meant by "anything midi" as the mpc is a "midi production center" long as you making the music you like, it don't matter I love my mpc and my software lol.
Does battery have a mono/poly sample cut off like on a mpc?
You Answered my question
kaywin32 4 months ago
Does battery have a mono/poly sample cut off like on a mpc?
kaywin32 4 months ago
Thanks!!this vid is very helful to me ..
evanrock666 5 months ago
@evanrock666 glad to help
SoundsAndGear 5 months ago
I guess I mean like, if you combine a few kicks and you tweak em and stuff and you've got this nice sound going, is there a way to just save that new sound you've created? Instead of having to go back and recreate the sound again?
stuff3 9 months ago
@stuff3 yes you can save it as a cell or as part of your own custom kit.
SoundsAndGear 9 months ago
So this helps you make new samples?
stuff3 9 months ago
@stuff3 I'm not sure what you mean, you can make new samples with it by combining different sounds together I suppose.
SoundsAndGear 9 months ago
very informative. thanks for posting :)
ENJ0LI 10 months ago
@ENJ0LI thanks for watching
SoundsAndGear 10 months ago
Deffenitly the best Drum Machine software on the Market!
misteradilost 11 months ago
Ima try this on FL Studio because the fruity FPC in adding some noise to my 808 sub kicks. Thank for this review.
jamilboricua 11 months ago
@jamilboricua thanks for watching
SoundsAndGear 11 months ago
gutes video um mal die funktionen kennen zu lernen!
thank you!
KyouJin82 11 months ago
Very informative walkthrough. Thank you
theycheated 1 year ago
@theycheated thanks
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
IS THIS PRETTY MUCH LIKE FPC IN FL STUDIO? IF SO, WHICH DO YOU THINK IS BETTER?
THEREALtrappajohn 1 year ago
@THEREALtrappajohn this has a lot more options than fpc, but truthfully I use Maschine more than this.
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Is this suitable at all for Metal and rock?
I mean I need something to author my drum tracks and maybe export the midi to trigger a drum VST
Harrysound 1 year ago
@Harrysound it could be, but you may want to checkout products like BFD, EZdrummer, etc
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Check also : Nerve vst ,Guru ,Poise vst,Vengeance Metrum
Eumusic1 1 year ago
@Eumusic1 i've done videos on guru, poise, and geist, this was one of the first one's I did. I've played with nerve too, good stuff, thanks!
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Can i record some stuff?
And put the recordings to Cubase or other Programms?
MagB93 1 year ago
@MagB93 you don't record with this, you open it in cubase or other programs and load your samples into it
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
@SoundsAndGear Thanks man !
MagB93 1 year ago
@MagB93 no problem
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
I wanna get this but, can you adjust the amount of shuffle/swing in a loop? or is that outside of battery, I have logic 9
kevbomb 1 year ago
@kevbomb this isn't a sequencer so that would depend on your daw
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Can you rewire this to protools?
firm17 1 year ago
@firm17 yeah, it comes in rtas format I believe.
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Damn, that som'bitch off da chain! shit, I could tell that from the first minute, a muthafucka be makin drums on that for hours..
coolin7000 1 year ago
@coolin7000 hahahaa, no doubt, thanks for watchin
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Thank You! I'm about to get so nerdy on some Battery after watching this one!!!!
TeaganTyEes 1 year ago
@TeaganTyEes lol, cool!
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
Yo can you sample directly into Battery like the mpc's record feature?
tigersmilkmusic 1 year ago
@tigersmilkmusic no, not that I know of.
SoundsAndGear 1 year ago
thx for the reply . yup .. i understand its jz a sampler . Because I also bought addictive drums and easy drummer. Both comes with patterns .I jz wonder does it comes with patterns .. or anywhere can we download the patterns? thanks . Sory i m still noob ..sory bout that..)
vei85 2 years ago
no problem, I was just saying it's a sampler only and not a pattern player like some of those other ones are. It's all good
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
hey .. gd day .. i have a question... i have battery 3. But i wonder how to make it play some drum patterns, instead of doing it (sequence) manually? does battery 3 comes with preset drum patterns ? thx!
vei85 2 years ago
battery isn't a sequencer, just a sampler, so you need to play your own patterns. You may want to look into bfd 2, ez drummer, superior drummer, or even guru for patterns as well.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
Very helpful. Thank you!
isawacat 2 years ago
glad it helped you out man! thanks for watching.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
Been up a night watching your videosal night after watching the battery video. I'm a big pianoteq fan myself.
isawacat 2 years ago
thanks dude! yeah pianoteq is awesome!
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
I was wondering if there is better vst with drums. Battery is nice - all drums in one place, but I don't know how to get that dirty, oldschool drums, like from mpc, because all drums in battery sound clean to me
przedZiomka 2 years ago
it's all about the sounds you put in it, you can use the fxs and such in battery to get some dirty drums. Only mpcs that have a "dirty" sound were the very first ones because the sampler was lower resolution.
Sample some drums from vinyl or buy some more rugged drum kits to load in battery and you'll be fine.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
exactly!
disciple21781 2 years ago
Hey man, I don't do hip-hop or techno or anything like that. I write and record hardcore/ indie/ powerpop sort of stuff. We will just call it rock for now. I would prefere a live drummer. I play drums myself. But I am looking for something that will work better in the house for the writing process. Loops won't work for me. I like to mix things up, change the feel of the song. How many bars can you map in battery? Instead of a loop, could I do an entire song?
JacobawSnow 2 years ago
well, you can't really record anything in battery, it's just a sampler, no sequencing abilities inside it at all.
I would suggest you look into BFD from FXpansion, it sounds more like what you are looking for.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
yo saintjoe. how do you get the mapping with maschine to trigger the sounds you want? I'm still cutting teeth in battery three (granted just started messin with it tonight) but i find it hard to know how I'm mapping to the pads inside it.
flux302 2 years ago
I believe it's by note value. I just played around on the keyboard till I found which ones they were. They kinda lay out in order chromatically. But I think you can change it to whatever you wish. I'll play around with it some more and see, I'm mostly loading premade kits lol..so I just play it out lol.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
personally I don't think battery, or anything midi, hits as hard as mpc.
I got the battery sampler for free, but not the actual battery kits, so I couldn't say what I thought of those.
kalamazooboom 2 years ago
what mpc you got? I loaded up the same kits I have on my mpc 4000, coming through the same monitors...and battery sounds nice, hits just like I need it to.
But it's all good either way!
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
I'm messin with the 5000, but when I record the sample (especially kicks) I let it clip just a tiny bit, then turn the velocity down on the pad and it sounded a bit harder to me (but then again I was using headphones = / )
I do love me some battery on an r&b beat though, make it sound nice and clean, but for hip hop I like that sloppy drum sound.
kalamazooboom 2 years ago
lol, battery can sound sloppy too! You have way more options than on the mpc. But it's all good...not sure what you meant by "anything midi" as the mpc is a "midi production center" long as you making the music you like, it don't matter I love my mpc and my software lol.
SoundsAndGear 2 years ago
haha in fairness I juuust got battery and have no idea how to make it customizable.
but i must say, they work excellently together!
kalamazooboom 2 years ago