Creating Your Own Backing Tracks.... |
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Oct 17 2007, 09:37 PM
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QUOTE (Xranthoius @ Oct 17 2007, 11:22 AM)  k... so i have no clue how to make a proper backing track... i have a drum machine and guitar pro, and audacity and thats pretty much it. But, how do i make it flow, and i cannot make a good drum rhythem at ALL, i attatched a short riff thing i made about a minute long, how can i get a good b track? I guess you need some nice VTS for drums,like EZ Drummer,Addictive Drums,Artist Drums etc. Or find few audio loops,woks fine too, 
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Oct 31 2007, 09:56 AM
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i got the drums on demand cds and there perfect for that or entire songs... the best none existent drummer ever!
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Nov 25 2007, 01:46 AM
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Drum recording is really an art form. You must record a live drumset a few times and work your way with a VST one to get it right. Try using DFH Custom as a starting point. It has allready programmed grooves neatly packed in libraries. You must then program your drums on sepparate channels in a project. Be sure to use a humanise option as it creates little subtle differences in rhythm making your set more alive- like. ALso program the velocity well and un-evenly. But do it carefully - do not overdo it. DFH Custom has a bleeding option for every channel i think. You must use some bleeding or your drumms will surely sound too generic. After the pregramming procces (which is acctualy a process of making a sintetic set sound like a live recorded set) comes the process of producing it. This is a whole another story and not a subject, but if you wanna know post and i`ll try to explain it the best way i can. Hope this helps
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