Alesis used to make a unit which I believe is still available I think it was the "M4"? I also read recently that IK multimedia makes a software version that allows one to replace recorded drum tracks automatically. Of course nothing is perfect which you will soon find out.

Remy Ann David

Thanks Remy,

Of course nothing is perfect which you will soon find out.

I just want to know what the current standard is for this technique and how to adapt it to my current system.

I use drumagog. It's a sampler that is triggered by audio.

Drumagog-man too 8-)

RemyRAD wrote: Alesis used to make a unit ...

D4 or DM-Pro
there are other trigger units out there

for Protools there is SoundReplacer
there are many other drum software pckages out there

try a search here and you will find many threads on the subject
one is current right now

try the drum and midi forum down a bit lower on the main list

OK,

The demo version of Drumagog won't show up in Samplitude V8...anybody know the fix?

drumagog here too.

make sure you get some good sample cds or dvds. i nearly always have a gogged kick in my mixes sometimes i will add in a gogged snare. Toms sometimes too.

I have never used the hats or cymbals

Don’t know about Samplitude, I process in Sound Forge. It works. Sometimes processed hits need additional editation (split, nudge) for ultimate aligns with original track. Very often original track need preparation (i.e. gate, normalization) to clean things up for better triggering.

Good collection of multi dynamic drum samples is a must have.

Great results when mixed with overs and room mics (original take).

Not so good for fast 16 or dragging on snare.

regards

I went ahead and purchased the full version of Drumagog. I am VERY impressed. It is also nice to hear a good drum sample, then compare it to my own recordings for learning purposes.

Really, I can't get over how slick this plugin is.

Glad you're happy! :D