I have an electric drum kit and I recently started using it to record midi tracks. The problem is the default drum map has pretty lousy sounds and it really sounds awful compared to when I play through my speakers.

Hello, I fell upon the forum 4 days ago and have been reading and searching many posts. It helped me narrow down very much what I am looking for but I remain with some questions. I am very new at music production.

I am aiming to build a dedicated DAW mainly to produce house/electronic music. I will be doing no physical voice or instrument recording. Here is what I have as a PC.

Hi,
I have been using Cubase for some time now, however just using audio. I want to be able to record using midi in Cubase 4 and to be able to create a score with very basic notation. I have looked at the manual and well. mm...hence being here.

I have an M-Audio 88ES that I run into Cubase SX3 using Eiderol's Orchestral VSTi.

okay so i was trying to record the midi events i sequenced into fruity loops (the events trigger samples, so maybe these arent even midi events?) into cubase.

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this is my first topic on this site. i am requesting info on midi recording on Pro Tools. i use the Mbox and am wanting to lay down midid tracks from my DDRUM electronic set. how many can i record simutaniously and is there any tips or tricks out there. thanx a million

Hi Guys,
This is a Midi related question...

Till now ive have been using a Drum Module (roland td6) with a 1 line output and am unable to turn up volume of the snare... or correct any parts once track is recorded

ok- i heard one of the veteran posters on here say that you should always chose your software first and then the platform will find itself. i think this makes sense so i am trying to decide which software would best suite my needs.

I'm new too using this kind of program and i cant seem too get it too record anything. Im hooked up (Yamaha psr 292 keyboard)via ux16 midi to usb cable. the program just doesnt seem too want to record anything i do. I may be an idiot i dont know but i just got this program and have never used anything like it before so I'm a completely lost neewbie too this.

I know this is a way of comparing Apples with Peaches but although.
I used to have an mpc 3000 LE and worked aswell on a Mac Running various versions of Logic.
Regarding the midi thing I have the idea that the MPC swings more from itself.
Am I crazy is this between my ears or is it really so.