drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Plugins » Battery- worth the time? Battery- worth the time? Author Post Digital Cause Player Registration Date: 06-07-2006 Posts: 447 Helpfulness rating:  Im using the exs in Logic for drums and its fine. Is it worth learning Battery as I have it already but never got round to it? I thought features such as flam etc might help spice up my drums __ www.myspace.com/digitalcause www.myspace.com/mysterious1000 06-03-2008 12:52 Rudeone love & light Registration Date: 15-10-2005 Posts: 926 Helpfulness rating:  dont think its necessary. in fact i stopped using drum samplers a while ago. whats flam? __ MySpace 06-03-2008 17:17 Digital Cause Player Registration Date: 06-07-2006 Posts: 447 Helpfulness rating:  the Redrum in reason has it, its like a kind of double hit...like one normal hit and then as if the stick gets stuck to the drum if u know what i mean... __ www.myspace.com/digitalcause www.myspace.com/mysterious1000 07-03-2008 10:21 -J- Big Bad Battyman Registration Date: 15-11-2002 Posts: 1,043 Helpfulness rating:  kontakt ftw !!! still, to make your own breaks i suggest just assembling audio files in audio tracks, use the grid to program rhytmically, that way you have full control and freedom over what happens to each individual sound, not that in any sampler you can't do that, that's why they're samplers off course, but you're still limited to the fx of the plugin, instead when using audio tracks you can add pretty much every effect or plugin in the book __ It's a spiritual thing ! 08-03-2008 05:02 Digital Cause Player Registration Date: 06-07-2006 Posts: 447 Helpfulness rating:  Really? not the case with me.... I can add whatever I want to the samplers.... and seperate hits if I need to.... and sampler has the added advantage of ADSR, pitch shifting, and other things that I would never use but they are there! __ www.myspace.com/digitalcause www.myspace.com/mysterious1000 08-03-2008 13:48 drumnbass.be forum » Production » Software » Plugins » Battery- worth the time?