That's why I don't use drum notation maps. Most of my equipment also recognizes
note duration, and not only kicks the drum (gates, pitch modulation...) And I
guess, it doesn't matter if I move this from drum synthies to samplers. Also
the sampler makes a difference in sound (if the sample's awar
Once there was a time where I thought: it ought to be possible to have drum
sets which are compatible to each other, making transpositions
unnecessary...they just don't exist and I don't care if my bass drum is on C4
or B#6 or Eb3. Maybe you meant the position in score, not the matching note...
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 9:15 PM, schoappied <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> methke01 wrote:
> > There's a fancy feature: hit the keys ;-) Or are you scared of
> > trial-and-error? Normally there's a GM (General Midi) standard for
> > placing drum sounds on specific keys but a) no one cares about GM a
methke01 wrote:
> There's a fancy feature: hit the keys ;-) Or are you scared of
> trial-and-error? Normally there's a GM (General Midi) standard for
> placing drum sounds on specific keys but a) no one cares about GM and
> normally a sampler doesn't care about anything at all, it's just samples
There's a fancy feature: hit the keys ;-) Or are you scared of trial-and-error?
Normally there's a GM (General Midi) standard for placing drum sounds on
specific keys but a) no one cares about GM and normally a sampler doesn't care
about anything at all, it's just samples.
schoappied wrote:
> A
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 7:52 PM, schoappied <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Uh.. if I want to make a gig file for a notation editor or a sequencer
> like Rosegarden (to play midi using LS). How should I match those?
> Where can I find the drum maps of the programs? How can I know what note
> 35 etc.
Anders Dahnielson wrote:
>
> I have not used Nted so I can't give you a definitive answer. It
> depend on how Nted map the drums, if it use the regular GM drum map or
> let you define a custom one. To put it briefly: the drum kit and the
> sequencer (Nted in this case) must use the same drum map
On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 12:15 PM, schoappied <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm searching for a way to play drum notation in linux. Hydrogen doesn't
> seems to have drum notation possibilities and to sync other programs
> playing the drums in hydrogen is hard.
Flaws in Hydrogen:
* No excl
Hi,
I'm searching for a way to play drum notation in linux. Hydrogen doesn't
seems to have drum notation possibilities and to sync other programs
playing the drums in hydrogen is hard.
Maybe linuxsampler has a solution? Are there gig drum files? Is it
possible to make a drum score in Nted and
