Would love to see detailed tutorials on moving Sony Acid files to Logic Pro 10.5. I don’t even own a PC anymore but still have all my custom kits. 90s rewind!
I use analog hardware synths exclusively but these sampling options are still very useful to me. For example, I could use DMD to sample drum sounds from my Moog DFAM, and use autosampler to capture sounds from my other synths. That way, if I'm not at home, I have the option of using sampled versions of my hardware to create new ideas for songs, even if I'll eventually switch them to external MIDI for the final recording.
@@chipgaasche4933 Because that's what I like to use and that's the sound I like. I also enjoy the challenge of building a sound from scratch as oppose to just using a preset
Cool. I’m not the only one! Analog is superior to digital. I’m arranging my songs in a daw using midi. Then I sent the midi to my hardware: linndrum, prophet 5, ob8, dx7, etc. I monitor though my console and then I print analog hardware to my 24 track 2” tape machine! Which the daw (protools) chases the tape via smpte.
Drum Machine Designer: Load the close mic kit for close mics on the drum set. (16 different sounds) Then load the the over heads into another track of DMD, and two more tracks for the near and far room mics as well. So now you have 4 tracks: Close, Overheads, Near, and Far. All just for the drums. Now you can adjust and mix each separately. Then you map your midi to trigger all 4 sounds when you play it. Then you won’t have to buy kontakt or SSD5 to play good drums right?
using this with the drum synth makes a lot of sense but i can't quite yet see the advantage of using this for making drum kits from samples if you already own battery for instance, primarily because this creates so many channel strips with instances of quicksampler. i don't know what the cpu usage comparison looks like but i'd definitely rather just have one dedicated sampler instrument open instead of 10.
Is it possible to load custom samples of different velocities into Drum Designer? Or do you need to use the Sampler for that? For instance, having stacked velocities for kick of different volumes. I assume no, but so far Logic has been surprising me.
Great video - more detail than the many walkthroughs out there. One thing I couldn't find was when selecting the Shaker in the Big Room Kit there was no Drum Synth option shown or available just the normal 3 Q Sampler Main, Detail and Pad controls- any ideas?
I saw you added some samples from a folder. Where are you storing those? Do you have a video on doing that because I think that would be great to speed the work flow.
Awesome video, Chris. Does anyone know how to add more pads to create a drum kit with more than 48 sounds? Trying to find an equivalent to Drum Racks in Ableton...
Hi! Do you know why when I play a sound in the main track of DMD (track stack) sounds different than when I play the same sound in the individual track?
Hi Pablo, when you're in the main track of DMD each sound is assigned to its own note. However, the individual track assigns different pitches of that one sound to different notes. It probably sounds different because the note it is assigned to on the main track is not the root note of the sound on the individual track so you are actually playing a higher or lower pitch of the sound. I find using individual tracks to be more useful for things like hi hats or 808s to utilize their different pitches while I used the main track for sounds that I want to maintain pitch. When using an individual track, I look in the piano roll to find the root note. Hope this is helpful.
Could you do a more in depth video showing how to use with other AU drum plugins as from what I can see you would have to have multiple instances running that are a lot more cpu intensive than Sampler (exs24) . I am using Arturia Spark which only sends on Midi channel 10 so I won't be able to use just one instance. Any help would be welcome. Thanks for the video.
Can you switch the *entire* Drum Machine Designer to an Ultrabeat instrument at once? So that I can use Ultrabeat's *numbered* steps? Then switch back to DMD?
Is there a way to swap out the input/output once the DMD is selected? By default it routes the channels to an empty AUX but let's say I wanted to swap that out for another.. you can route the outputs but I can't see anywhere to match it with the corresponding input on DMD
Thanks for the video. I played with DMD too but it doesn't seem there's an option to quickly switch/swap the current sample for the next sample that would be in a samples folder. For example, if I want to test out different kicks and the MIDI note has already been sequenced, I don't see a way to try the next kick sample in my samples folder.
This was a fantastic intro to the new features. Thank you.
Dear Chris: Thanks for another great video!
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Would love to see detailed tutorials on moving Sony Acid files to Logic Pro 10.5. I don’t even own a PC anymore but still have all my custom kits. 90s rewind!
Love it, just hoping they fix the bugs asap! 🚀
I use analog hardware synths exclusively but these sampling options are still very useful to me. For example, I could use DMD to sample drum sounds from my Moog DFAM, and use autosampler to capture sounds from my other synths. That way, if I'm not at home, I have the option of using sampled versions of my hardware to create new ideas for songs, even if I'll eventually switch them to external MIDI for the final recording.
"..analog hardware synths exclusively.." WHY?
@@chipgaasche4933 Because that's what I like to use and that's the sound I like. I also enjoy the challenge of building a sound from scratch as oppose to just using a preset
Cool. I’m not the only one! Analog is superior to digital. I’m arranging my songs in a daw using midi. Then I sent the midi to my hardware: linndrum, prophet 5, ob8, dx7, etc. I monitor though my console and then I print analog hardware to my 24 track 2” tape machine! Which the daw (protools) chases the tape via smpte.
Drum Machine Designer: Load the close mic kit for close mics on the drum set. (16 different sounds)
Then load the the over heads into another track of DMD, and two more tracks for the near and far room mics as well.
So now you have 4 tracks: Close, Overheads, Near, and Far. All just for the drums. Now you can adjust and mix each separately. Then you map your midi to trigger all 4 sounds when you play it. Then you won’t have to buy kontakt or SSD5 to play good drums right?
best vid, as always. thanks for your dedication,
using this with the drum synth makes a lot of sense but i can't quite yet see the advantage of using this for making drum kits from samples if you already own battery for instance, primarily because this creates so many channel strips with instances of quicksampler. i don't know what the cpu usage comparison looks like but i'd definitely rather just have one dedicated sampler instrument open instead of 10.
You are the best man! Thanks for all you do!
Is it possible to load custom samples of different velocities into Drum Designer? Or do you need to use the Sampler for that? For instance, having stacked velocities for kick of different volumes. I assume no, but so far Logic has been surprising me.
So much to learn, thank you Chris
Great video - more detail than the many walkthroughs out there. One thing I couldn't find was when selecting the Shaker in the Big Room Kit there was no Drum Synth option shown or available just the normal 3 Q Sampler Main, Detail and Pad controls- any ideas?
IS THERE A WAY TO LOAD THE ENTIRE BATTERY KIT OR DRAG AND DROP IT INTO DMD?
Very useful, thanks!
How would I get rid of the Delay Bus in the mixer? I don't mind the reverb but I don't want the delay..... how would I do that?
Dam I was hoping you could show how to choke samples in DMD great tutorial tho! I learned a lot
Insightful! Thanks
I saw you added some samples from a folder. Where are you storing those? Do you have a video on doing that because I think that would be great to speed the work flow.
Awesome video, Chris. Does anyone know how to add more pads to create a drum kit with more than 48 sounds? Trying to find an equivalent to Drum Racks in Ableton...
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Hi! Do you know why when I play a sound in the main track of DMD (track stack) sounds different than when I play the same sound in the individual track?
Hi Pablo, when you're in the main track of DMD each sound is assigned to its own note. However, the individual track assigns different pitches of that one sound to different notes. It probably sounds different because the note it is assigned to on the main track is not the root note of the sound on the individual track so you are actually playing a higher or lower pitch of the sound. I find using individual tracks to be more useful for things like hi hats or 808s to utilize their different pitches while I used the main track for sounds that I want to maintain pitch. When using an individual track, I look in the piano roll to find the root note. Hope this is helpful.
Could you do a more in depth video showing how to use with other AU drum plugins as from what I can see you would have to have multiple instances running that are a lot more cpu intensive than Sampler (exs24) . I am using Arturia Spark which only sends on Midi channel 10 so I won't be able to use just one instance. Any help would be welcome. Thanks for the video.
Can you switch the *entire* Drum Machine Designer to an Ultrabeat instrument at once? So that I can use Ultrabeat's *numbered* steps? Then switch back to DMD?
no EQ settings other than tone?
Wait. Why didn't mine load a kit that I've selected? I have to select each individual sample everytime.
How do you save your kits once you build them? I only see "Save Channel Strip Settings" option when clicking on the little box above the DMD insert.
At 10:18, when you changed the location of SNR 1 and SNR 2, SNR 1 became G1. Is that a glitch? Awesome tutorial by the way, thanks for your effort!
They didn't change.
Yeah, not having DMD as a new instrument is workflow killer, let's hope they sort that out.
Awesome
Is there a way to swap out the input/output once the DMD is selected? By default it routes the channels to an empty AUX but let's say I wanted to swap that out for another.. you can route the outputs but I can't see anywhere to match it with the corresponding input on DMD
Why is no download link on your website working? It's all linking to #
Nice! I would say all you need to make music.
crazy
How do you save a kit or open a saved kit in DMD?
Thanks for the video. I played with DMD too but it doesn't seem there's an option to quickly switch/swap the current sample for the next sample that would be in a samples folder. For example, if I want to test out different kicks and the MIDI note has already been sequenced, I don't see a way to try the next kick sample in my samples folder.
Yes this annoying, have you found a workaround or other method for this?
Anyone know if it’s possible to load multi-layer samples into dmd on one pad so you can take advantage of the velocity functions in the sequencer?
Ben Harris yes you could ( track stack )
Maschine?
So.... are any of these new features for any kind of music that’s not EDM, hip hop or electronica?
@@gahlord please give me an example.
@@jonnyroxx7172 You can do your own homework brah.
@@gahlord I see. You’re not a musician.
Lol,..cool,..i thought my playspeed was at 2x
I haven't heard any sounds I actually like yet, however
Drum machine designer keeps going out of time;the kicks then claps.. i ve Quantised it again and again, it sadly has glitchy errors
You're going way too fast. I find this impossible to follow.
You can slow videos down on youtube :)