Channel Robot announce the immediate availability of Solid Snare:Drumagog, their first Solid release for Drumagog owners. Solid Snare features a meticulously recorded set of samples from 116 different snare drum instruments, recorded in 24-bit wav files, at 8 different velocity layers, and including 5 variations for each velocity layer(round-robin).
Hey, I dont know if I'm posting this in the correct place but has any one heard any news with drumagog 5?
IMO 4 was pretty good, everything i disliked about it, seems to be corrected in the new one. I want it now.
my drumagog stopped working and I've been having a lot of bugs with it
(latency and whatnot)
does anyone know any drum replacement plugins that do what drumagog do? I need something that can do the sample replacement and then also do the live replacement, if there is anything that does that.
i was hoping someone could direct to a source where i could get some warm jazz drum samples for drumagog. although i do record a lot of rock, I'm tired of the rock samples.. thanks
Post any GOG files. I'm really looking to expand my library. Thanks in advance.
Jeremy
...in gog format for all you drumagog users. All hard hits from a new brass Mapex Black Panther 14X5.5. It's a medium tuning (med on top, low on bottom for a that nice little pitch bump that sits nice in the mix). This should fit in the mix with little to no EQ or compression. Let me know what you think.
I was wondering about the difference between the basic and pro version of drumagog, Anyone used both? I might be able to get a basic version but not sure yet, can you do enough with this version or is it better to get the pro?
thanks
My drummer took his trigger module back and I need to replace some kick drums for a band that I'm mixing (for free).
I can't afford Drumagog, and their trial doesn't let me use my own kick samples. Does anyone know of a free Drumagog type program?
Just a reminder
Check out the reviews, download and use the demo, and get in on the group buy plus save some money
http://www.drumagog.com
Doing some research on this software...Drumagog, I ran across this thing that a 'Logic Users Group' was doing. The more people sign up to buy it the less it costs. The link is: http://logic-users.org/groupbuy/drumagog
