Is There A VSTi Drum Sequencer Like This One For PC?
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STRATEGY_510
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Is There A VSTi Drum Sequencer Like This One For PC?
http://www.izotope.com/products/audio/i ... nshot.html
That looks kinda sweet, I could have fun with that (especially since my Impulse is broken)
STRATEGY
That looks kinda sweet, I could have fun with that (especially since my Impulse is broken)
STRATEGY
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This little toy may tide you over in the meantime...

http://soma.asseca.com/wiki/Tatapoum/HomePage
HTH

http://soma.asseca.com/wiki/Tatapoum/HomePage
HTH
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Meef Chaloin
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But that is actually the weakest part of Guru. I haven't used the slicing much, but I think it works so-so. On the other hand it has so many other good features.Meef Chaloin wrote:i've just been playing with Guru demo...i cant believe ive never come across it before, its incredible. I cant get over the whole thing of it automatically slicing a loop & deciding what hits they are.
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Meef Chaloin
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Tatapoum's awesome, if only it weren't so damn buggy!
Oh and that painfully white interface...you can't stare at that thing for too long! It helps to change the colors of all the sliders and knob values, though you have to save that with a set template, cuz the changes are only saved with the song not the instrument.
Oh and that painfully white interface...you can't stare at that thing for too long! It helps to change the colors of all the sliders and knob values, though you have to save that with a set template, cuz the changes are only saved with the song not the instrument.
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I mean, for the price of Guru, you can have FL Studio which still shows its roots as a drum machine. Focusing on beat making, FLS is not only intuitive and quick. It's also very flexible and has some tricky tools which Guru will never have.
Proper beatslicing? Included
Multisample drums? Included (Akai MPC clone called FPC)
Stepsequencer with per step shift, vol, pan & stuff? Included
Groove template creation? Included
+ many more
Forget FLS' as a Cubase wannabe. But try its drumming capabilities.
Proper beatslicing? Included
Multisample drums? Included (Akai MPC clone called FPC)
Stepsequencer with per step shift, vol, pan & stuff? Included
Groove template creation? Included
+ many more
Forget FLS' as a Cubase wannabe. But try its drumming capabilities.