I'm hoping to find one that's quite easy to use as well as being flexible to changing time signatures during songs. I do have garage band, although it does have loops, creating your own drums it's quite painstaking, wondering if there was something easier
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Re: What's a good drum program?
I like ezd - like any midi drum thingy, you just change the time in your DAW.
fruity loops was fun, but the one I had didn't seem to be able to change time within a song; they've probably worked that bug out by now.
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Re: What's a good drum program?
Originally posted by DankStar View PostI like ezd - like any midi drum thingy, you just change the time in your DAW.
fruity loops was fun, but the one I had didn't seem to be able to change time within a song; they've probably worked that bug out by now.
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Originally posted by apj View PostWith ezd I'm assuming you can then import that into garageband? I'm also using a mac so compatible applications only would be appreciated
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EZD is great, especially the other plugins like DKFH, Cocktail and what not.
Also has pre-made tracks that you can pull up and edit to add other drums/sounds. Cubase works with it, anything that loads VSTi's work with it. I got it a few weeks ago and have been having a ball.Originally posted by FunkfingersSoooooooooooo, You've obviously never encountered SlayerSlaughter.
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Originally posted by apj View PostWith ezd I'm assuming you can then import that into garageband? I'm also using a mac so compatible applications only would be appreciated
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