It's like asking a cat to put eggs, man.
Besides, four channels are more than enough, sometimes I think three is too much.
BTW, a lot of people here doesn't like to use the WAV channel to use samples, it's like a taboo thread.
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What's wrong with using the wav channel for samples?
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Hell Yes!!!.
you're absolutelly right!
Will there be any function to rename them?
And wouldn't be your LSDJ much more buggy?
herr_prof wrote:
Four Channels are much easier to swallow if you call them John Paul George and Ringo.
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Victory Road wrote:
What's wrong with using the wav channel for samples?
bitch ass titties
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Listen to Jellica's music and learn how to use samples on LSDJ.
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Listen to Kraettz's music and learn how to use samples on LSDJ.
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Jellica wrote:
Listen to Kraettz's music and learn how to use samples on LSDJ.
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Yeah there's nothing wrong with using samples in LSDJ, unless they're the only drums you're using.
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Using samples effectively is what separates the men from the boys IMO
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danimal cannon wrote:
Yeah there's nothing wrong with using samples in LSDJ, unless they're the only drums you're using.
SK1 DRUMS4lyfe
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an0va wrote:
Using samples effectively is what separates the men from the boys IMO
I have a different criteria, but I'm crazy.
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What's criteria? Stereo field?
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danimal cannon wrote:
Yeah there's nothing wrong with using samples in LSDJ, unless they're the only drums you're using.
yeah, i made that mistake when i first got my hands on LSDJ many moons ago... this happened.
seriously though, i say screw what everyone says about "proper" WAV channel usage, even in the area of percussion. it is important to know why certain sounds do sound better from a psychoacoustic standpoint, but once someone has that knowledge, deciding to use WAV drums (like any other musical element) becomes a matter of choice, taste and musical expression.
a half-minute WAV drum solo could be seen as an amazing technical feat, given the right context.
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Here's an example of a feeble attempt at Dino/Cheap Dinosaurs style crazy wav sample drum break I did
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an0va wrote:
What's criteria? Stereo field?
I can usually tell immediately by general pulsewave sound design who knows their way around the block or not, whether it be humanization, creative table use, or 10 other things.