Better understanding of different midi packs

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  • Scott Eshleman
    Participant

    As the MIDI grooves are generally performed & recorded by different drummers,
    I’m guessing that the defining character, tone, or sound differences between two grooves played back on the same kit
    would have to be the velocity of the MIDI events that create those grooves.

    Realizing the many samples of each kit piece that are available for software to choose from at each velocity layer,
    the explicit tonal variations could be mind-numbing.

    Sonny Luciano
    Participant

    It really is mind-numbing and makes it difficult to mix when most MIDI packs do not contain enough grooves to make entire albums, for me anyways. I am of the thought that I will need to create generic drums using the same MIDI pack, then go into the DAW’s instrument track and change it to make my own. I feel it will take 10 years to complete an album with consistent drums using EZdrummer (slight exaggeration).

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