KDJ Lee
HI,
The drum sampler (KICK, KICK HARD, KICK SNARE, KICK CLAP etc.) can be used to beef-up weak sounding tracks and it works great for modern tracks.
As far as I understand it, the samples "hit" in time with the beat-grid.
I was wondering if it was technically possible to make the sample "hit" when the software detects the transient in the track?
This way, we could beef-up old disco tracks without having to snap the whole song to a grid, which can be time consuming - and sometimes sound worse than the natural human drumming.
Thoughts?
Lee.
The drum sampler (KICK, KICK HARD, KICK SNARE, KICK CLAP etc.) can be used to beef-up weak sounding tracks and it works great for modern tracks.
As far as I understand it, the samples "hit" in time with the beat-grid.
I was wondering if it was technically possible to make the sample "hit" when the software detects the transient in the track?
This way, we could beef-up old disco tracks without having to snap the whole song to a grid, which can be time consuming - and sometimes sound worse than the natural human drumming.
Thoughts?
Lee.
geposted Sat 03 Sep 22 @ 1:25 pm