Drum Samples VS Synthesis
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Drum Samples VS Synthesis
Do you guys prefer using drum samples/breaks or synthesis?
Like if you had to only do one or the other forever?
Like if you had to only do one or the other forever?
Re: Drum Samples VS Synthesis
I do both, but if I had to choose, it would be samples. Unless they invent a synth that really sounds like an acoustic drum, I can't figure how I could deal with only using synthesized drums. I would need to probably switch into minimal house & techno or something.
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Re: Drum Samples VS Synthesis
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Sounds way better imo, a lot easier to make it sound good
Sounds way better imo, a lot easier to make it sound good
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Re: Drum Samples VS Synthesis
Definitely samples, I like to grab about 16 or so samples that I like and make a kit out of them in Battery 4 then spend a decent amount of time making beats with them. I wouldn't want to bog myself down with synthesizing 12-16 different percussion sounds every time I want to make a tune. Would just make the beat making process take wayyyyyyy longer, and I already spend a pretty good amount of time creating beats with samples. 

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Re: Drum Samples VS Synthesis
I like samples more because its just easier to drop in a finished product that doesnt need much tweaking, so when my creative juices get flowing, I dont get stuck.
That being said, I like to synthesize and layer samples in their own project and then bounce them to .wav to use in my music.
That being said, I like to synthesize and layer samples in their own project and then bounce them to .wav to use in my music.
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Re: Drum Samples VS Synthesis
There can't really be an either or, but real drums all the way. With 808's on top.
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