Yes. I use ProTools. I use Doggiebox to program beats and arrange songs then export drums (sequenced, one drum at a time) to ProTools where I further shape the sounds until I've got them where I want them.

Here's an example of a recent demo track I put together using this method: http://fuzzylogical.com/demos/Bounce.mp3

Doggiebox on the drums, but the cymbals are live for more of a real feel.

Cheers, Corey

On 11/29/06, David Sampson dsampson55@yahoo.com wrote:

Guys,

I'm glad to see the interest in the group. I'll zip up the various files this weekend and post them on my iMac at home. Then I can just post the URL for you.

I can package up the DoggieBox kit, the Aiff file for London Calling, the DoggieBox file for London Calling and the Pro Tools project. I'll break it all up so you're not stuck with a big download.

On London Calling, I put the rhythm guitar part but not the lead in the middle. If I get time, I'll learn that and record it in there. There is no vocal track. So if any of you want to take a crack at it, please do

• to sound like the Clash singer, it probably helps if

you smoke 10 packs of Marboros per day :)

Just curious, do any of you use Pro Tools? I can probably export the files to GarageBand if you'd like it in that format too.

dave

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