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artificial
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dr rex is sooo classic... i wish i had some extra money for the basement arts program called reflex... its kinda like dr rex but then compatible as a vst for cubase... i sometimes still use reason for drums but thats it... i tend to go for battery more these days.
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13-04-2007 14:36 |
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GreatFisherCat
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Originally posted by artificial
dr rex is sooo classic... i wish i had some extra money for the basement arts program called reflex... its kinda like dr rex but then compatible as a vst for cubase... i sometimes still use reason for drums but thats it... i tend to go for battery more these days. |
there are TONS of beat slicers available, that do same thing than Reflex.
for example Smartelectronix had one or two that were free...
http://www.smartelectronix.com
and audio damage just released new and wacko one, that was cheap
http://www.audiodamage.com/
-Mikko
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13-04-2007 19:07 |
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GreatFisherCat
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.... *listening audio damage replicant demos, where amen break is automatically molested into wacko breaks*
..where my VISA card was again? 
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13-04-2007 19:11 |
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13-04-2007 23:28 |
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junkhole
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been using redrum... but i layer it up something heavy. i will use one with very electronica sounding drums, a second with more realistic sounds, and a third sometimes for percussion. usually for percussion i will use dr.rex... and the Amen goes in a dr.rex (easier to arrange the slices.
cool site.
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Baby Reazin May 21rst 2007- July 25th 2007
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