Subject: Re: [LAU] howto: making drums

From: schoappied <schoappied@...> · Date: Sunday, April 6, 2008 - 3:56 pm

Atte André Jensen wrote:

quoted text> schoappied wrote:

>

>> Do you use hydrogen or midi to make drum parts for your songs?

>

> midi (muse) and samples (specimen)

>

>> Are there nice drum hydrogen files available? where?

>> Are there nice drum midi files available? Where?

>

> Ok, this made me download hydrogen and indeed it has some nice kits

> (each within it's own directory, most of them wav). I also had a few

> collections of samples of old drummachines laying around, which made

> me play around with specimen.

>

> So I wrote the attached python-script, that simply makes a .beef

> (specimen file) from all .wav-files in a directory. It'll assign every

> sample on a new note chromatically from a given note (default is 36),

> so it's mostly useful for drums.

>

> I think it's gonna allow me to make noise more easily :-) I post it

> here in the hope others might find it useful too...
Thanks for sharing!
Another question: Does somebody know online information about 'drum

typesetting'? How does I put drums on paper in for example NtED?
Dirk

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