I didnt read where Mike mentioned change? Not saying its not there, i just didnt see it in the mix.

Having said that, i have used EZ drummer now for years, but this past year, i have used it so often, that i feel i could work for ez drummer and provide user support.

And would you believe, im still debating whether or not i should use a real drummer on Fivver? and im big on the details, i dont just throw beats together, i program them as if a drummer was playing them, (i could be an excellent drummer if not for them damn drums") I can play drums but...nah

I just feel as divirse as ezdrummer is and how it lets me do whatever i want as far as making a beat, that a real drummer knows better than I do. He can take my ideas and maybe find a slightly different groove or feel, that makes it better. Plus you have to deal with sort of a static dynamic with ez drummer, all drums played same volume all the time. What i do is search for fills that are not louder than the beat, and i can edit the volumes trying to simulate a real drummer playing, but...nah, it's not the same.

And im not a critic of ezdrummer i love it! it's just not a drummer, in so many words.

Having said that i have 35 songs im tinkering with right now, that would get mighty expensive recording all of them using real musicians on each instrument.

I suppose the plan is to record them, all and then take my top ten and maybe get real people on those.

But really, it's so hard doing this by yourself. Coming up with good endings, slowing things down or speeding up, it's just very hard to do tryin to teach software to do it.

Humans are better and can do it on the cuff.

Just some thoughts, lets be open minded, real musicians have a much better head start. Rock
n roll on software, i just dont know, but im gonna see how it comes out

Last edited by Fdemetrio; 02/22/23 08:34 PM.