Doggiebox April 2003

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16 discussions

Re: kit building observation
by Ben Kennedy 06 Apr '03

06 Apr '03

On 06 4 2003 at 10:17 am -0400, Mike Carlyle wrote: >When drums are placed on the same "level", shouldn't they interact with >one another in the way that your hihat open/close sounds do? I've place >a new foot pedal sound in the kit in the fourth spot, and the foot >pedal sound does not close the hihat as I expected it would. Is there >something I'm missing? Do the sounds contain information that I am >overlooking which helps them interact with others in the kit? Hi Mike, Actually, it's currently a bit of a hack. I described the following in the 1A5 release notes (which I now realise isn't included in the current distribution anywhere, oops...): >- In the near future when the drum kit file format is improved it will be >possible to specify exactly which drum sounds should take precedence over >others. For now, drum sounds will take precedence over one another during >these two hard-coded conditions: a) the drums in question are hi-hats >(where the drum type name is "hi hat"), or b) the drums are of the same >type and one is muted (where the drum variant name contains the word >"muted"). If you are using only the supplied drum kits, and not creating >your own, this information is not pertinent to you. However, having said that and testing your example, compared with the code, I notice the above is slightly inaccurate: just having "hi hat" in the name isn't enough; currently only "hi hat" of variant "closed" shuts off the sound. However, what it says about "muted" is correct. So, for the time being, you can achieve the required effect by renaming "foot pedal" to something like "pedal muted" -- as long as the word "muted" is in there. It's an ugly hack, and I'll try to fix this ASAP (e.g. by including a checkbox in the kit editor to specify this, instead of relying on the name hack). I'm glad you brought this to my attention again. :) Does this make sense? >You've made some amazing progress lately. Thanks again. Glad you appreciate :) Thanks for the feedback! -b -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca

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Re: Mac sounds drumkit?
by Ben Kennedy 06 Apr '03

06 Apr '03

On 04 4 2003 at 7:32 pm -0500, Richard K.Ball wrote: >Has anybody thought of making a drum kit out of some of the pre-loaded >Mac sounds -the thumps, bumps, pongs, twangs, pings, etc.? > >I wouldn't mind trying, if I knew how to grab the Mac sounds and import >them into the drumkit. I haven't heard of this discussed before... that could be interesting! -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca

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Bass Drum
by Billy Krahl 01 Apr '03

01 Apr '03

Hi. I don't know how to create a new sound to add to Ben's Premiere Drum Kit (you can blame it on my deafness) but can anyone send me a deeper bass drum sound than the "Kick Drum"? Thanks. Billy IBM Software Tester--Dokimazo pas (translates to: test, examine, prove, or scrutinise all things) - 1 Thes 5:21

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Kit building
by zenbubblegum (jonathan wilson) 01 Apr '03

01 Apr '03

>Sndsampler (www.sndsampler.com) is an excellent tool for this job, >unfortunately there is no OSX version at present For sample editing, I particularly like Sound Studio 2.0 from Felt Tip Software. New version due shortly, but it's already OS X native. Cheers, Jonathan

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Fwd: [doggiebox] Has anyone gotten far with kit building?
by MATTYJOE＠aol.com 01 Apr '03

01 Apr '03

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Has anyone gotten far with kit building?
by Mike Carlyle 01 Apr '03

01 Apr '03

I'd like to speak with anyone that's successfully created a kit and been able to use it in a song. Ben's graphics (posted a few messages ago) have gone a long way towards making user kits a little more sensible to use. I've had problems with the sounds themselves, however. When editing sounds for use in a kit, is it better to snip them off very close to the end of the file, or is it better to leave them a little longer and let Doggiebox manage the start and end of the sound? Like I said, feel free to email me directly or just share your thoughts on the list.

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Doggiebox April 2003