recording patterns
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Re: recording patterns
you recorded live? i gotta hear post it when its done!
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Re: recording patterns
I'm glad you've figured it out. It indeed works best to set the sample loop to the bpm you want and fits your drum beat, that you'll record live in pattern mode. That's how it goes.
One more thing... One more comment like that and you are out of here permanently. We're trying to help you and you talk shit like that?! Wtf man.
georgelucas wrote:dutch masta you're an idiot, the sample is 130 and I already said 88 BPM for the drums is too fast.
One more thing... One more comment like that and you are out of here permanently. We're trying to help you and you talk shit like that?! Wtf man.
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Re: recording patterns
venusinfurs wrote:It's nowhere near complete, I've only had the sp for about a week now but I'll put something up once I think it's good enough for people to see.. nice stuff on the bandcamp..some of it sounds fucken proper..do you record all your drums as lo-fi?
i never really do lo fi...like ever now. i just use the mfx with multiple resamples so i can slam all the effects on! but yeah...
and relax man
we kicked the negative energy troll out the door! were all here for you! 