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So how do you make the backing tracks? the instruments sound so real!
QUOTE (Iluha @ May 23 2008, 06:31 AM) 
So how do you make the backing tracks? the instruments sound so real!
Thanks man!
Drums are with Addictive Drums, then I use some royalty free loops plus real guitars...
QUOTE (David Wallimann @ May 25 2008, 03:32 PM)
Thanks man!
Drums are with Addictive Drums, then I use some royalty free loops plus real guitars...
Drums are with Addictive Drums, then I use some royalty free loops plus real guitars...
Nice, but I was thinking you work with EZD... maybe I'm losing my ear sense...
Cheers mates!
QUOTE (Xose Pineda @ Jul 12 2008, 11:17 PM)
Nice, but I was thinking you work with EZD... maybe I'm losing my ear sense...
Cheers mates!
Cheers mates!
You're right, I used to work with EZD, but since I heard Muris' album I use Addictive Drums.
So much faster than EZD. The load time is almst inexistant and they sound really good!
QUOTE (David Wallimann @ Jul 13 2008, 08:04 PM)
You're right, I used to work with EZD, but since I heard Muris' album I use Addictive Drums.
So much faster than EZD. The load time is almst inexistant and they sound really good!
So much faster than EZD. The load time is almst inexistant and they sound really good!
Cool. Maybe some day I will take the step from EZD to AD. That said, EZD is fairly fast for me with a computer of 3,2Ghz quadcore and 4 gb ram etc etc
mmm well I tried AD but I prefer EZ, but remember that my taste is a bit different.. hehe, anyway IMHO I think the most important are lot of good effects !!! 
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