i looked at drumagog, liked it,, but it's not made for MAC!

i use logic pro 6 which uses audio units.

i'm very familiar with logic, but i'm just now seeking to find a way to trigger a drum sample with the recorded kick. does anyone know if and how this can be done?

Several years back the BBC posted a competition to remix I See You Baby (Shakin That Ass). It provided a few samples including the great Grandma Funk vocal that features on this track.

I've since lost these samples and am desperate to get hold of them again. Can anyone help?

Im interested in a preamp/eq to use on samples from old records

I have read in previous posts that the Sebatron preamp gives a nice warmth to drum machine/samplers (which is what i work off).

but i often need to eq up the bass in these old recordings or reduce the middle.

Howdy!
I have just completed a CD of drum samples for Drumagog. Farview Recordings Rock Drums Volume 1 contains 75 .gog files including 11 kicks, 26 toms (5 sets), and 38 snares.
I am working on getting a couple of .gogs up on the site for you to try. That should happen in the next couple of days.

i currently use a Shure M44-7 with a Technics 1200 turntable + NAD phono pre.
during mixing, i find myself dipping the EQ of the vinyl samples at various points between 1 and 5 k. mainly around 3k.

is there a cartridge more suitable for getting samples to be used in mixes? usually drums (kick/snr/cymbals/toms/etc.)?

i was told the Shure M35S would be better choice.

Hello,
A friend of mine gave me his sample library (about 30GB) and they are mostly good samples, The problem is it is a mess because of the way they are titled.
I need to give the neew names so that I can easly find the right sample from time to time.
Samples are not only drums but also bass, keys, pads, GTR, etc.

Understanding this to be an overly broad question,what is the best method to get top quality bass and drum samples?

Is it the sampler route,the soundfont route,the drum machine route,or someting else entirely?

What are the most common hardware devices like keyboards,like kurzweill,emu etc. .What are the various pros and cons in going that route?

Know of any good free/cheap Drum Samples for drumagog. Partiuarly Kicks and Snares.
Thanks

Jason.

This is where the fun begins. I've always liked a good challenge. Getting the BPM's right, editing & locking samples into your project, then programming a def beat on your drum machine or sound module that'll give it that drive. Does anybody have any special techniques that they reley on or work with that they don't mind sharing with the rest of us that are "novices" ? :w:

I'm looking for a collection of current R & B drum samples such as raindrop snares, vinyl snares, and vintage claps. I'm looking for that Tyrese, R Kelly drum sound. Also, if anybody has any advice about a good CD of reverse samples that would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Benny