By
cyrus
Fri Feb 20, 2004 2:26 am
i think if youve played the drums, you should have no problem. The mpc is pretty much perfectly designed for drums-playing them live
I have never actually played drums, until after i got my mpc-when i did and practiced a bit, my mpc drums definately got better-and i can play the piano better too cause of timing coordination.
anyways, i would say just play the mpc like your drums that way they come out nice and realistic.
Some good things to think about though are velocity differances-it is always good to have like 4 differant variations of the same high hat , like 2 slightly differant snares programed to the pads. This will help with the sonic livelyness of the drums. You can get a realistic "groove" with your playing skills, but you need the acoustics for the real drum kit sound too. ya know?
peace......btw everyone tries to help,sometimes words just sound differant in writing-so always try to look at things positively, at least thats what i do(otherwise id freak out on some of these posts)