I want to use my bass as a midi trigger - to trigger trilogy. What type of hard ware do i need to get for the bass I know that these midi pickups seem to work pretty good, but is there any other hadrware i need to get other than the pickup?

Thanks

I wanted to find out if there is a way to use my Korg Triton Le with a trigger on drums?
The drum sounds are really phat on the Triton and I wanted to use a trigger when I record.
Anybody doing something simular to this already? :mrgreen:

Can someone help me out. I've read the manual inside out on my Alesis DMPro, Drumagog, Cubase SX, and my FW1884. What I want to do is replace my recorded kick with a kick in my Alesis. It won't work not mattter what I do. I have in to out and out to in with Midi cable between my FW1884 and the Alesis. I load up Drumagog on the insert of the recorded kick and nothing.

here is the deal, we are making our second demo and wanted the drums to sound perfect but not to pay hundreds of dollars on mics so got it with trigger, after a long time tweeking i got find sounding snare and bass drums, even the hats and cymbals sound well. But those toms, those damned toms! it always sounds unreal. any tricks? many thnx!

What exactly do drum triggers do? Can someone give me a quick and brief explanation because Im thinking of buying some.

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?

Yup,
I've searched the forums and google...

Just been working with a producer who was using drumagog on his PC to trigger nice samples for drums and was most impressed with it's interface, but can't find anything like it for Mac. Did find apTrigga, but it just didn't compare...

Anyone know if logic comes with a drum trigger plugin , or if there is a good one for sale.

Jake

I have heard on a couple occasions of engineers using one instrument to trigger a sound generated from another electronically. For example, a gate would be "attached" to a kick drum, a synth holding a very low note (40 or 50 Hz) would be triggered when the kick gate would open giving a "sub" note to the mix whenever it is struck.

Anyone using this technology? I'm always doing it afterwards, with the "audio to midi groove template" in Logic, and then the NNXT sampler in Reason (Rewire from Pro Tools).. The "audio to midi groove template" works much better if you do a "telephone" eq to the snare and toms. Anyone having other ways of doing this?