I'm just quickly putting my vote on this item from the "Forthcoming feature concepts" list:
more control over dynamics: individual velocity adjustments per drum and per bar.
Though does this imply one would be able to accent an individual drum hit (e.g. put a little extra force on that first note of the triplet, or the kick drum on the downbeat)?? That would be excellent, since at present I can think of no way to accomplish that except by having a second, "accented" sample for each kind of drum in the drum kit pallete. Or is a second, higher velocity sample, the only way to effect that? If so, would it make sense to build higher velocity, accented samples into the drum kits, but then access those sounds in the Doggiebox UI by simply designating a given hit as "accented" (and Doggiebox would know "behind the scenes" to use the second, higher velocity sample on that hit)?? How would this sort of thing work? Cheers, Carl -- Carl E. Anderson mailto:cea@ncipher.com http://www.ncipher.com/ nCipher Corporation Ltd. +44 1223 723690 Fax: +44 1223 723601
On 05 8 2003 at 10:19 am -0400, Carl Anderson wrote:
more control over dynamics: individual velocity adjustments per drum and per bar.
Though does this imply one would be able to accent an individual drum hit (e.g. put a little extra force on that first note of the triplet, or the kick drum on the downbeat)??
Yep, exactly that's the idea in mind.
That would be excellent, since at present I can think of no way to accomplish that except by having a second, "accented" sample for each kind of drum in the drum kit pallete. Or is a second, higher velocity sample, the only way to effect that?
Right now, that's the only (and best) way to achieve that. However, as mentioned earlier, Mike has already put together an ns_kit which does exactly that (he's shown me some results with it, and it sounds amazing!). I did write to the ns_kit guy again a couple of days ago, so as soon as I get his go-ahead we'll post that dbkit online for all.
If so, would it make sense to build higher velocity, accented samples into the drum kits, but then access those sounds in the Doggiebox UI by simply designating a given hit as "accented" (and Doggiebox would know "behind the scenes" to use the second, higher velocity sample on that hit)?? How would this sort of thing work?
Yeah, that's also what I had in mind as a sort of bridging of these two concepts. What I plan to do is make the drum "variants" available through a right-click menu in the grid, removing the need to keep trucking back to the palette just to change type or velocity. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
At 20:16 05-08-03, Ben Kennedy wrote:
Yeah, that's also what I had in mind as a sort of bridging of these two concepts. What I plan to do is make the drum "variants" available through a right-click menu in the grid, removing the need to keep trucking back to the palette just to change type or velocity.
That would be very handy indeed. I've been playing with various kinds of "ethnic" percussion ideas, and hand drum stuff is full (unsurprisingly) of variations for a single drum type -- open, slap, mute, accented versions of those three, etc. etc. etc. -- and being able to pick a variation with a right-click on the grid would save considerable mouse-trekking :) Cheers, Carl -- Carl Edlund Anderson mailto:cea@carlaz.com http://www.carlaz.com/
http://www.manyetas.com/samples.html I found this page while exploring a link to a drum sequencer found in version tracker's database. Check it out.
Going through my old mail, I came across this .... At 20:16 05/08/2003, Ben Kennedy wrote:
However, as mentioned earlier, Mike has already put together an ns_kit which does exactly that (he's shown me some results with it, and it sounds amazing!). I did write to the ns_kit guy again a couple of days ago, so as soon as I get his go-ahead we'll post that dbkit online for all.
Was there ever any movement on this? Cheers, Carl -- Carl Edlund Anderson mailto:cea@carlaz.com http://www.carlaz.com/
On 11 9 2003 at 6:38 am -0400, Carl Edlund Anderson wrote:
I did write to the ns_kit guy again a couple of days ago, so as soon as I get his go-ahead we'll post that dbkit online for all.
Was there ever any movement on this?
No, I never heard back from him! I was just thinking about this today as well. Lemme send him another poke. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
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