sonicsmurf wrote:I think it does not sound so good... The trick is okay for experiments, but it does not make the drum tracks "better" or more realistic in my opinion (-says a guy who taught drumming for a few years and who loves the sound of a real drumkit)zvon wrote: Try doubling your drum parts with different sounds, this can enhance their sound and even give them a different feel...
I love the sound of a real drumkit too and the purpose of this tip is to give musicians one of the ways to add variation to a beat. BTW, not just for you but for everyone, the prepared rhodes used to double the drumkit in these examples is not synthesized. It's a real Rhodes with real objects inserted into it that change its sound.
sonicsmurf wrote: But I checked out the other sound demos on your website - very interesting work!
Thank for your comments and I'm cetainly glad that you enjoyed our other demos.