Well, of course it's a huge improvement over regular MIDI but I find it still sounds a little too electronic.

Are there any other 'drum sets' you can use in the program?

No, I've tried looking for other sets in it, but that's the only one. I could try using a different set in the MIDI program I use, though. I have Tabit for the drums and then I export that to the program to convert it, so there might be a different sound if I use another 'kit' from Tabit.

That's most likely the case, yeah.

I have a finished song I was planning on putting some vocals and finishing touches but I guess I can show the drums for what I'm using and why I keep bugging you about it :P

So, I just tried every different drum setting and they all sound horrendous compared to what I've been using. God, I wish I didn't live in a shitty apartment with paper-thin walls. If I had my own place, I wouldn't have to worry about being quiet or else the loud ass neighbors will complain about me making noise. I hates them so. lol

Cool, I can't wait to hear it! :D

http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1779279/

yeahhhh

I actually find it easier to write the drums for a song on GP then convert those over with sound fonts to tell the truth.

Y'know, I tried writing the drums on GP, but apparently I couldn't find the actual drums, so I got like orchestra sounds or something like that. lol

Dude...add track...percussion. IT's that simple.

I tried that! lol I still got that orchestral explosion, though.

really? Shit. send me the GP files and i could write a couple drum tracks for you. IT's what i do bestest.

I actually don't use GP anymore for that reason. lol That, and because I never actually learned how to read the staff. So doing the time signature thing kinda fucks me up a lot. ^^;

GET ON YIM!

I'm getting! I'm getting! *flailflail*

sad those r yer only drums tho :/

I've got the whole thing in my gallery, though. It was actually the first thing you commented on in my gallery, too. lol

fo shizzle? i cant remember haha :D

lol here you go: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1622943/ :D

HOMG yer totally right!!!
i rememberz naow hahahaha.
good times *sigh all nostolgic-like*

lol Good time...good times. ;P

I have ezdrummer and sonar >.> all I can say is don't use acid ; ; the brokeness of the drums make me cry inside cause I know your pain. And these drums have a ton of potential. You gotta invest in Sonar and ezdrummer or torrent them.

I've tried finding a torrent for EZDrummer, but I can never find a good one. Either it's filled with viruses, or it doesn't have all of the program there. As for Sonar, I don't think I've heard of it. lol I think the problem was that I didn't render the drums all to one track, I just immediately converted them to mp3 with all of the tracks still separated.

That may have been it too ; ; well ezdrummer isen't a program itself. It's a VST plugin you need a program like sonar to import the drum kits in. It's not a stand alone thing. For mac's I believe garageband can do it. But yea if you can get a hold of sonar it will make your life so much easier recording wise. The only thing is sonar is realiable but it's not new user friendly. A ton of the features are specific on how to use them. but it will take midi drums as exported from guitar pro and turn them into exdrums if you have it ezdrums installed and the vst loaded into the midi track you import the drums too. Which sounds like the drums from my songs. I just have to work on mixing better.

I checked in AcidPro the other night and it is actually compatable with VST. As for using other programs, I've bee nusing AcidPro 4, 5 and 6 (about to get 7 when they release it), so I pretty much know the program in and out. I've tried using other programs, like my old drummer keeps telling me to get CoolEditPro, but I really don't like how non-user-friendly all the other programs I've tried are.