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| Re: BFD percussion [message #83624 is a reply to message #83620] |
Tue, 24 April 2007 05:28   |
gene lennon
Messages: 565
Registered: July 2006
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Yellow Tools drums for Giga are among my favorite sets. Particularly for lighter
music. (The nylon guitars are also outstanding.) I always though BFD was
best for rock. I like Larry Seyer Drums a lot too, and they don’t get any
play on the forums.
g
PS
I built a bunch of drum maps to use within Performer that allow me to easily
re-channel MIDI drum parts to alternate sources. This has greatly simplified
and encouraged experimenting with drum set replacement. EZplayer Free is
also helpful for this.
"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>A few years ago after I bought BFD, I wanked on Angus big time, for a long
>time about coming out with a percussion library. After a while he finally
>recommended Yellow Tools as the best thing out there, probably just so I'd
>shut up. Anyway, . he finally came out with a BFD percussion library a while
>back. I figured that after all the harrassment I sent his way (good natured,
>of course), in order to preserve any shred of integrity at all, I had to
go
>ahead and buy this. I loaded it up tonight and have been pitter patting
>around with it on my Korg PadKontrol. I don't have Yellow Tools to compare
>it to, but I'm kind of a percussion junkie and I think this is
>nice................realllllll........niceeeeee..........
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>those of you who are percussion freaks and own BFD will likely be impressed.
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>;o)
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| Re: BFD percussion [message #83629 is a reply to message #83624] |
Tue, 24 April 2007 06:25 |
gene lennon
Messages: 565
Registered: July 2006
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More on subject..
For miscellaneous percussion it is hard to beat YT Culture. I was not that
impressed with the Latin Percussion set for EZ from Toontrack. Favorite miscellaneous
sample CD:
New York Percussion Studio, I also like StormDrum and RA.
"Gene Lennon" <glennon@NOSPmyrealbox.com> wrote:
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>Yellow Tools drums for Giga are among my favorite sets. Particularly for
lighter
>music. (The nylon guitars are also outstanding.) I always though BFD was
>best for rock. I like Larry Seyer Drums a lot too, and they don’t get any
>play on the forums.
>g
>PS
>I built a bunch of drum maps to use within Performer that allow me to easily
>re-channel MIDI drum parts to alternate sources. This has greatly simplified
>and encouraged experimenting with drum set replacement. EZplayer Free is
>also helpful for this.
>
>"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>>A few years ago after I bought BFD, I wanked on Angus big time, for a long
>
>>time about coming out with a percussion library. After a while he finally
>
>>recommended Yellow Tools as the best thing out there, probably just so
I'd
>
>>shut up. Anyway, . he finally came out with a BFD percussion library a
while
>
>>back. I figured that after all the harrassment I sent his way (good natured,
>
>>of course), in order to preserve any shred of integrity at all, I had
to
>go
>>ahead and buy this. I loaded it up tonight and have been pitter patting
>
>>around with it on my Korg PadKontrol. I don't have Yellow Tools to compare
>
>>it to, but I'm kind of a percussion junkie and I think this is
>>nice................realllllll........niceeeeee..........
>>
>>those of you who are percussion freaks and own BFD will likely be impressed.
>>
>>;o)
>>
>>
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| Re: BFD percussion [message #83662 is a reply to message #83620] |
Tue, 24 April 2007 15:23 |
LaMont
Messages: 828
Registered: October 2005
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Thanks DJ.. I'm a percussion fanatic.. So, I'll be checking it out soon...
"DJ" <www.aarrrrggghhh!!!.com> wrote:
>A few years ago after I bought BFD, I wanked on Angus big time, for a long
>time about coming out with a percussion library. After a while he finally
>recommended Yellow Tools as the best thing out there, probably just so I'd
>shut up. Anyway, . he finally came out with a BFD percussion library a while
>back. I figured that after all the harrassment I sent his way (good natured,
>of course), in order to preserve any shred of integrity at all, I had to
go
>ahead and buy this. I loaded it up tonight and have been pitter patting
>around with it on my Korg PadKontrol. I don't have Yellow Tools to compare
>it to, but I'm kind of a percussion junkie and I think this is
>nice................realllllll........niceeeeee..........
>
>those of you who are percussion freaks and own BFD will likely be impressed.
>
>;o)
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>
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