Peter Erskine Living Drums CD
MAFalchook
buy
any cd or cd rom without getting some reccomendations first.
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Mark Falchook
MAFal...@aol.com
Mark Longo
I haven't heard the Erskine CD but I recall KEYBOARD magazine gave
it a very complimentary review...
Mark
Pekka Saarinen
MAFalchook <mafal...@aol.com> wrote:
>Anyone out there heard the Peter Erskine Living Drums CD? I hesitate to
>buy any cd or cd rom without getting some reccomendations first.
>Thanks in advance!
I use the Audio CD a lot in my Cubase Audio, there are wonderful stereo
crashes, mallet rolls, grooves and hits in the CD, and the audio quality
is excellent (Apogee converters and 85000$ mics!) with realistic
stereo imaging and velocity levels. I haven't looped anything (but the
grooves) as I use the sounds as they are, but I suppose the ROM-version
has good loopings (I recall there was something about this in recent
Keyboard).
Documentation is most thorough, and everything is well organized.
I hope they'll make another one with more grooves!
Best Regards,
----Pekka Saarinen
Member of the Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra ( Playin' the Bass! )
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Bill Stunt
I've been using this disc for the last 5 months and continue to be
amazed at how good it is. I started out liking it and have grown to
love the sounds. It's particuarily handy for the brushes and blastix
samples. I have lots of rock drum samples from other sources.
This is a really good source for different textures.
Bill
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