(20-02-2019, 02:33 PM)Pasta Wrote: As for drum replacement, I think a lot of the big DAW's have it built in now which makes it really easy. If not, you can download demos of Slate Trigger ect. to see how you like it. I used to do it all by hand when I first got Pro Tools, just tabbing and pasting in samples or MIDI notes. Not the most fun you'll ever have haha.Ah, the old tab and paste. The Kenny Gioia technique I believe. (Oh god this just reminded me I've used PT off and on for almost 20 years...) I never had the patience.
I have Logic (9) on my laptop and while it does have native drum replacement it's so finicky. It'll miss the most obvious hits but trigger a fly sneezing on the wall. Sometimes I have to over trigger and remove extraneous notes. It's a pain. Though still better than having to route the console's oscillator at 80hz to a gate and sidechaining the kick. Or is it. Suddenly I'm nostalgic. I'm so old and I still suck...
It doesn't have to sound good. People just need to think it sounds good.