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darcyb62
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 Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2005 8:33 am Post subject: In My Time of Dying |
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Which drumpack would get me close to the drum sounds from "In My Time of Dying" by Led Zep. I've been working on my slide guitar and I figured I'd try to put this song down. All but the vocals, as I can't sing worth a damn.
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I'd try DrumPak #1 with a lot of ambience and proper EQing (reduce mids mainly).
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That's the one I've found to be closest too, but I had taken most of the ambience out. I'll go the other way and see what I end up with.
I'm not sure if my approach is right with this on the drums, but I have found that I have had to double up the speed to get various hits lined up. For example with the 1st set of drum hits the last crash is a 1/16th off which I can't get if I just use the standard time 88 bpm. Going to 196 lets me get there.
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| darcyb62 wrote: | | I'm not sure if my approach is right with this on the drums, but I have found that I have had to double up the speed to get various hits lined up. For example with the 1st set of drum hits the last crash is a 1/16th off which I can't get if I just use the standard time 88 bpm. Going to 196 lets me get there. |
That doesn't sound right. Do you want me to send you an FXB with various rhythms used in IMTOD?
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darcyb62
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| Zauni wrote: | | darcyb62 wrote: | | I'm not sure if my approach is right with this on the drums, but I have found that I have had to double up the speed to get various hits lined up. For example with the 1st set of drum hits the last crash is a 1/16th off which I can't get if I just use the standard time 88 bpm. Going to 196 lets me get there. |
That doesn't sound right. Do you want me to send you an FXB with various rhythms used in IMTOD? |
That would be awesome...
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darcyb62
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Thanks... I'll give it a whirl tonight...
How do you do this so quick?
I futz around for about an hour to get 2 bars!!!!
I guess being a drummer would help... 
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Ralph knows this software inside out and we probably only scratched the surface. Ralph ROCKS!
What are the chances of getting some video that would show us the full potential of Jamstix? Don't know if this is too much to ask....
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You're the man Ralph... When I get this pulled together I'll send you a copy. Could be a few days though...
Thanks much!
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