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| Posted: Sun Jan 16th, 2022 12:25 pm |
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THIA
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Hello
I am writing some acoustic songs and the arrangement ist with acoustic guitar and vocals. Additionally i use some 2nd and 3rd guitar lines, background vocals, some virtual strings.
I struggle with bass and drums for these kind of songs. What is your setup?
I have an electric bass, but it sounds not so nice.
For the drums I am thinking something like a Cajun, but I cant find anything that sounds nice.
Can anyone tell me how you are doing these things?
Thank you.
Best, Matthias
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| Posted: Mon Jan 17th, 2022 05:07 am |
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Claus H
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Matthias,
Instead of struggling with it all yourself, hire someone at a reasonable price.
Check out Fiverr.com; I have had a good experience getting pro-quality drum tracks ordered from a player there. You pay, but that is one way to get good quality. Same if you don't feel up to doing the bass. You set up an agreement, send your guide tracks (including the click track) and let the player work with that.
Good luck,
Claus.
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I typically use a DTX402 kit to service as a "bridge" between the kit itself, and between whichever DAW I am using. That way I have access to a wider selection of sound libraries/VSTi's during the live performance process. This also allows me to micromanage all the internal mixing and tweaking independently (from the kit itself). Which is a MUST if your interested in getting synthetic drums to sound as organic as possible.
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