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  • Davide Pagano
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    @Christian said:

    Sounds great for me. I love this kind of music and played a lot in this way as an active drummer. Now, as an beginner with EZDrummer, could You please tell me, what drumkit and which midigrooves You used?
    Christian

    Thanks. I used SD Metal Foundry, mixed in the DAW.

    Davide Pagano
    Participant

    Hi John,

    thanks for the clarification. Let’s hope then…

    Davide Pagano
    Participant

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    Davide Pagano
    Participant

    ORIGINAL: mrdrums
    Yeah, but your buying the software to get the feel of the player.
    If you play a keyboard to play the bass, it’s just not the same. It’s not every hard at all to use keys to program drums,
    but you dont get the feel of a real drummer or the sound of the samples.

    Right, that’s one point (not the only).
    Anyway, it would be nice to hear from Toontrack if they have plans for EZbass…

    Davide Pagano
    Participant

    ORIGINAL: fizbin
    it’s very possible to get realistic bass lines by quickly editing a single line, where it is extremely long and tedious to do so for keyboard and drum parts.

    please try to make a bass line for a jazz song and then let’s talk again…

    Davide Pagano
    Participant

    ORIGINAL: WrayGun

    I realize that creating a bass instrument wouldn’t be an EZ chore, having witnessed Trillian in action. On the other hand, I think TT could produce something of quality that falls in between Trillian on one hand, and inserting notes on the piano roll in your DAW in and assigning the “slap bass” sound to them on the other. Surely there could be an acceptable middle ground, with low complexity and acceptable bass-sounding sounds.

    In the meantime, I will continue to record my Jazz Bass to the best of my ability (I’m a guitar player, not a bass player), quantize the notes to the beat by hand, and bury it all in the mix. Currently, this is the best option I have, which is why I see a market for some kind of half-decent sounding yet playable bass instrument in EZ format. I think it would be a winner.

    I have Trillian. It sounds great but the problem is that you should provide the midi part to play, and that’s the problem…I’d like to see something like EZKeys, where the midi to play is given by the software once the chord sequence is provided. That simple 😉

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