BOOM Not Able To Import Sounds.????

[filosofem]

Originally Posted by frantik

i agree.. this would be awesome. if you run windows you can use FLStudio's step sequencer to control boom and record midi.. it's a nice compromise

Pro Tools is a Step Sequencer.

filosofem

[frantik]

Originally Posted by filosofem

Pro Tools is a Step Sequencer.

filosofem

of course you can program beats right into the piano roll, but remembering which key corresponds to which sound slows me down.. if i just want to lay out a simple programmed beat, a step sequencer is very useful :)

[filosofem]

Yes I have a Korg Electribe S MKII on it's way.

Set a Template using multiple MIDI tracks in the MEW colour coded MIDI Notes by Track.

filosofem

[frantik]

Originally Posted by filosofem

Yes I have a Korg Electribe S MKII on it's way.

Set a Template using multiple MIDI tracks in the MEW colour coded MIDI Notes by Track.

filosofem

hmm good idea :)

[nod25]

Originally Posted by Wavelabs

Drum machines should be able to import a user sound for drums
into the BOOM Drum Machine.

Reason, Fruity Loops, Digital Performer and even Logic can do it.
Only Protools can't. - See where I am going with this.?

Try iDrum.

Originally Posted by audiogeekzine

Well Boom is modeled after classic drum machines like the TR series, which of course had no sample import function. I wasn't around back then but I don't think people had the same complaint with those.

Yep.

[frantik]

I don't think people had the same complaint with those.

and if they did, they just bought something else that could do the job

of course, TR-808 didn't even sample right? it's a synth. so sampling would be much more difficult. i think boom is sample based, so it wouldn't be nearly as difficult to replace the samples

regardless, the included boom sounds are great and you can make tons of different variations with the different kit sounds and tweaking the knobs. limitations leading to new forms of creativity and all that

[filosofem]

Originally Posted by frantik

TR-808 didn't even sample right? it's a synth. so sampling would be much more difficult. i think boom is sample based, so it wouldn't be nearly as difficult to replace the samples

I believe so however Boom is a type of emulator not a clone.

filosofem

[cqd]

twist the screws..