Topic: Mellow and slow tempo midi files –

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Replied August 7, 2020 at 15:54 #2609549

Scott
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In the browser tab in S3, you can enable Show Webshop MIDI and do a search for what you’re looking for and the search will include all on the Toontrack MIDI (providedyou have internet connection), whether you own the pack or not.

Scott Sibley - Toontrack
Technical Advisor

Replied August 7, 2020 at 17:00 #2609563

JeffreyC14
Participant

Scott wrote:

In the browser tab in S3, you can enable Show Webshop MIDI and do a search for what you’re looking for and the search will include all on the Toontrack MIDI (providedyou have internet connection), whether you own the pack or not.

Yes, I have already tried that and purchased 2 bundles this way – but midi for this type of music is few and far between based on your offerings.

Operating system: Windows 10

Replied August 11, 2020 at 01:45 #2610424

ROBERT M LISANTI
Participant

Just buy some of the slow ballad midi stuff and use the Post rock Expansion like i do

Replied August 15, 2020 at 15:35 #2611632

JeffreyC14
Participant

Thanks – I think I have most of the slow ballad ones and I have the Post Rock grooves. Are you talking about the Post Rock for EZ drummer?

Can you link me to the specific ones you’re using? Thank you

Operating system: Windows 10

Replied September 7, 2020 at 17:30 #2619623

James
Participant

From my own experience of bands that would call themselves part of the Post Rock genre, the drum sounds are simply rock acoustic drums, the problem is that there is such an ethereal pad of noise in that range of most music in this space that the drums are often lost in the mix. Lots of cymbal swells and more brush work on the snare would get you close to many post rock rhythm sections

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Mellow and slow tempo midi files –

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