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Logic: Drum Samples to Usable Kit

Zangetsu · 2011-10-11 19:58:43

Hi all, I have 4 snare hits, very soft, soft, medium and hard that I recorded during a sampling session. I want to assign these to one key of my keyboard and have each sound trigger relative to the velocity played. How can I do this in logic pro 9? Thanks in advance, Z EDIT: Also I want to use the sound of the room from…

11-10-2011 7:58pm

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Zangetsu

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Hi all,

I have 4 snare hits, very soft, soft, medium and hard that I recorded during a sampling session.

I want to assign these to one key of my keyboard and have each sound trigger relative to the velocity played.

How can I do this in logic pro 9?

Thanks in advance,
Z

EDIT: Also I want to use the sound of the room from the overheads, I know I can mix the waveforms in soundforge but can I do this from within logic itself before creating the multi layered sample? Advice would be much appreciated!

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#2 11-10-2011 8:54pm

madtheory

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You can do it all in EXS24. Probably best to have the overheads assigned to a different output to the close miked sounds, so you can mix appropriately in your songs. RFM! It is actually a very good manual.

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