Strike Plug In

[Punx]

I have the full version of the Strike plug in, but have yet to do any work with it. I like to use it as an alternative to a click track, but have not been able to use it much beyond that. Is anyone using this as a replacement to their current drum machine? Is there a tutorial I can be pointed to? Not sure why I'm having such a confusing time with this plug in.

[Slim Shady]

Try this.

[jamiec]

hi, just a quick question. just about to buy strike. All I need to know is if the grooves programmed follow the tempo set in the pr0-tools toolbar? Or are they rigid?
Would you know

[filosofem]

Several modes for that, in fact, Strikes very flexible, the humanization features could be perceived as what makes Strike Strike.


Look up 'Beat Sync' in the Strike Plug-In Guide (Configuration Window).








filosofem

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[Jim Casey]

I have the full version of the Strike plug in, but have yet to do any work with it. I like to use it as an alternative to a click track, but have not been able to use it much beyond that. Is anyone using this as a replacement to their current drum machine? Is there a tutorial I can be pointed to? Not sure why I'm having such a confusing time with this plug in.

It's kind of expensive for a metronome.

Filo told me there was really good information in the manual. I downloaded it and lo and behold, there is stuff there I didn't even figure out by myself!!

Hey, since I bought Strike! I haven't even been able to bring myself the strength to even LOAD another drum program for more than five minutes. I keep telling myself, one of these days I'm going to set aside some time and write a drum part with: Battery, Drumcore, EzDrummer, Reason, etc. - I have them all. I load one, think about programming one measure, and then go "nah," reload Stike! and hit it.

Now that Filo made me read the manual, I have been doing cool stuff with the parts manually finally - and there about 500 million options I haven't even dealt with. All this after I built two extremely hot tracks with full drum parts, all without reading the manual.

Yeah, just buy it. You'll laugh out loud.

[Jim Casey]

hi, just a quick question. just about to buy strike. All I need to know is if the grooves programmed follow the tempo set in the pr0-tools toolbar? Or are they rigid?
Would you know

on the beat, before the beat or after the beat - in and out of time, a little off on 1 and 4, 2 and 3 - dead on zombie like time or swing it - human style "I never practiced with a metronome" time - all of the above

[TomKat]

Don't feel alone. I paid the $299.00 and can't find a tutorial either. Sure they want to sell you a DVD but I think they should at least explain how to get started.

[TomKat]

Don't feel alone. I paid the $299.00 and can't find a tutorial either. Sure they want to sell you a DVD but I think they should at least explain how to get started.

[Jim Casey]

Don't feel alone. I paid the $299.00 and can't find a tutorial either. Sure they want to sell you a DVD but I think they should at least explain how to get started.

Oh no, I did just fine from jump with Strike! once I figured out the mouse meant nothing when it comes to recording - I tracked two tracks that sound great before I read anything. The manual you can download from Digi is really pretty good.