What is the best Drummachine?

[andreas]

First: CPU power has nothing to do with RAM. Upgrading the amount of memory you have will do ZERO for your CPU power. If you're at 25% usage with Reason open, the only way to make that any lower would be to get a faster processor.


Second - Use Battery/Battery2, and if you like analog drums, Waldorf Attack. Another drum source that most people don't really get into is Reaktor. You can also use FL Studio as a VST instrument from within Cubase or Sonar.

Alrite I'll say it once again.

I have NO PROBLEM WHATSOEVER WITH CPU POWER.

I just tought it was unessesarely to have an entire music program just running drums

I just wanted to get you guys opinion on a good drum machine

 

[A B]

LOL. . . yea. . . cuz the lil indicator doesn't indicate CPU "Power" at all... it indicates CPU USAGE. . . as in memory. . .as in RAM. . .

also... i have a Pentium 4, and i experienced some problems of the same context in Sonar 6... do to my ram.. I have a 250gb SATA Harddrive at 7200 rpms as well. . . so...... yea..... its the ram[dotdotdot]

Lol i can't tell if your being sarcastic or agreeing.

But when i was talking about adding more ram i was talking about it in terms of increasing overall system performance, not as a means of increasing "cpu power".

edit: lol personally i think your fine with what you've got Andreas as long as you've got a good selection of sounds

 

[Sanova]

Lol i can't tell if your being sarcastic or agreeing.

But when i was talking about adding more ram i was talking about it in terms of increasing overall system performance, not as a means of increasing "cpu power".

edit: lol personally i think your fine with what you've got Andreas as long as you've got a good selection of sounds

LMAO... i get that alot. I was agreein wit u

Yea, i'd prefer to stay wit the redrum..

 

[A B]

LMAO... i get that alot. I was agreein wit u

Yea, i'd prefer to stay wit the redrum..

Lol ah k

 

[andreas]

Yeah the redrum is a fine piece of equipment. I'm gonna stick with it. I just wich it had a slidebar shuffle function like the FL. That rocks.
But the FL comes out to sharp I think. Redrum has a much warmer characteristic wich I like

 

[A B]

Yeah the redrum is a fine piece of equipment. I'm gonna stick with it. I just wich it had a slidebar shuffle function like the FL. That rocks.
But the FL comes out to sharp I think. Redrum has a much warmer characteristic wich I like

I dont really use the shuffle myself is it worth using?

 

[Formant024]

Shuffle really makes a difference when it comes to drive

 

[Sanova]

Yeah the redrum is a fine piece of equipment. I'm gonna stick with it. I just wich it had a slidebar shuffle function like the FL. That rocks.
But the FL comes out to sharp I think. Redrum has a much warmer characteristic wich I like

REason does have that. Just click the "shuffle" on the redrum, and in the lower right hand corner of the transport panel, there is a little knob that adjusts the shuffle, similar to the "slider" in fl

 

[sc1200]

my mpc6011

 

[bluchippa5]

CPU isn't really a problem for me. I have anough. I just wanted to know that's all. I really don't know alot about what to use.

BFD and FX pansion looks awesome. I've checked some out before. A bit expencive tho

I've seen Guru on sale on ebay for $100...Hope that's not too expensive for a seasoned vet such as yourself...

 

[JMSoundzLTD]

ya i stay with reason, and props 2 Nova i didn't know about the trans. button with the shuffle.

 

[Elementree]

the TR 808 is the best. maybe not quality wise but it is the best period

yo andreas,

can you use drum samples like one shots and shit in mp3 or wav format. thats what i use and i download and buy alot of my drums off the internet in packs and shit like that

 

[GregQuality]

Guru is the way to go!

 

[open mind]

Guru is the way to go!

lol u did it again u really love dat guru.

i agree guru is really some serious piece of software GET IT!