Drumagog Discussion Board

"Do you have any light on this..."

You might want to read this:

http://akmedia.digidesign.com/support/d ... _33000.pdf

Oh yeah... Pro Tools and MIDI.

While I use PT as my main DAW, I don't do any MIDI with it.

I'm sure someone will chime in here as to how to split up the MIDI notes.

Or go over to the Digi Forum.

I see what you want to do. However you create the Drum MIDI file is irrelevant. Maybe you type it in, play it in via keyboard or pads. That part doesn't matter. What you need to do, after the MIDI track is composed, is to 'split out' each drum MIDI note. Usually C1 is the kick, D1/E1 is the snare, e...

In the manual, you'll find all that you need.

Start at page 82.

User's Guide (PDF format)

It sounds as if you want use Drumagog as a sample 'player'. Then yes, you would need to split out the MIDI notes to INDIVIDUAL MIDI tracks and insert a Drumagog into each track. You then go to the MIDI section and set Drumagog up accordingly. I don't mean to steer you from Drumagog - as there is not...

I don't use Drumagog on a Mac running DP. But... try this: not always is C1, in a given DAW, the same as C1 in Drumagog. Try changing the MIDI note in Drumagog up or down in increments of an octave. Or have a keyboard controller sending via a record-enabled MIDI track routed with Drumagog inserted a...

Save what you've tracked and do another take. Maybe you have too many plug-ins open, or your computer needs more processing power, or there's a clocking issue. When I track the drums - usually the last step using Drumagog and BFD - I'll restart the computer, turn off every unused plug-in and mute ev...

"and i also can't figure out how to get the room mics to their own channel...or do i only get one stereo channel of signal from what ever the BFD2 instantiation is on? My understanding is that you can simply turn down the fader that the kit piece is assigned to and let the room sounds play wit...

First... you MUST have either DrumagogBFD or Drumagog Platinum. Next, Drumagog MOST definitely works with BFD (1 or 1.5). Does it work with BFD2? I don't know. *** Concerning BFD1/1.5, you only need one open. You do need to insert a Drumagog into each track that you want to replace/enhance. You can ...

"Check out Rim's response..."

I saw that on the fxpansion.com forum.

To reiterate, I have NEVER had any problems with Drumagog (from day one) and DrumagogBFD - on a PC. I even, very occasionally, use Drumagog in Logic 5 on a Mac with OS9.

Looking forward to the next generation.

Great news! Looking forward.

"Drumagog / BFD implementation (BFD v. 1.5), it does work great for the majority of users."

I've NEVER had a problem!

Yeah, this is not good news!

"i would like to use the (stereo) overheadtrack to trigger snare-samples. it would be great, if the floortom could be triggered as well using the overheadtrack." That's going to be difficult to manage. I'd suggest upgrading your system to have at least 8 inputs for drums. 1. Kick 2. Snare...

Just so it's clear... Drumagog is best used to replace individually recorded drums. That is a kick recorded to a single track, a snare recorded to a single track, each tom recorded to a single track. You can (I've heard) split up/out a single track with two or more drums recorded -- sounds rather te...

Sounds good!

This is a purely subjective mix observation... The kick sounds too loud and not enough snare and cymbals.

I only listened on a MacBook Pro, tho'.

I liked the guitars.