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By IloveMuzik Thu May 22, 2008 12:12 am
track 1, and snare on track 2 .. think i made a grave mistake its just much easier to play this way for my creativity like an actual drummer with no quantize sometimes


everythings all on 1 track.. my kicks and snares its a complex pattern and now im ready to edit the SNARE so i can make it sound melodic one with a fast attack the other with a long release

im ready to transfer it to my daw so i can do some further mixing in my drums using sonar and my plug ins...

what can i do in this situation.. do i really have to write down ALL of when my snares strike the time.. the Duration, the velocity, pad # for each snare ? =/
or is there a way i can just transfer them over to an empty track?? i have a 4k
By IloveMuzik Thu May 22, 2008 2:21 am
your speaking poetry to me, why didnt i think of that lol...THANK YOU ! I OWE YOU MY LIFE lol.. ppreciate it man!!

im sorry but for me sometimes my drums some doper when i just have all my stuff laid out on one track.. with a kick pad 6 and a snare/clap/snap on pad 7 sometimes =)
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By wookjr Thu May 22, 2008 3:19 am
IloveMuzik wrote:your speaking poetry to me, why didnt i think of that lol...THANK YOU ! I OWE YOU MY LIFE lol.. ppreciate it man!!

im sorry but for me sometimes my drums some doper when i just have all my stuff laid out on one track.. with a kick pad 6 and a snare/clap/snap on pad 7 sometimes =)


Are you layering the snare/clap/snap?
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By Jacpot Thu May 22, 2008 2:18 pm
thedvs01 wrote:there's also a MOVE function in the SEQ EDIT screen that should be able to do this

A lot of people dont know about that function. I was gonna say that but I wasnt sure if the 4k had it too. "Move" is the easiest way if you have it on the 4k