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03-23-2006, 07:06 PM
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virtual drums
Looking for advice. I currently have 001 w/PT6.4, I'll write midi drum parts in Pro Tools and send those to a Alesis D4 as a sound module. My questions are these - How exactly do the drum programs (Battery, BFD, etc) work? Are they basically virtual drum machines/sound modules? I Don't really want to change the way I work, creating midi drum tracks in Pro Tools and that triggering the sounds. Speaking of sounds how do they rate compared to my old D4? Any info would be great!
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