Over 400 playable RealTracks (sfz sforzando files) MIDI Styles Set 84: Look Ma! More MIDI 7 (complete, 15 styles) RealDrums Stems Set 1 (20 RealDrums stems) Artist Performance Set 11: Songs with Vocals volume 1 (20 songs) Instrumental Studies 16: Fusion Guitar Soloing (6 studies) MIDI SuperTracks Set 34: Blues Piano and Organ (9 MSTs) Purchase Band-in-a-Box® 2022 during our Mac special (ending July 15th) and you'll receive a Free Bonus PAK*! I have used many of those in my compositions. Of course you can modify the part(s) as needed.Īlso don't overlook BiaB's MIDI drum parts. You then copy the completed drum part to a MIDI track in your DAW. I use Toontrack's EZ Player Pro for that ĮZ Player Pro will follow your DAW, I use Sonar, and you can insert and delete drum parts, yes individual drums or complete kits, as measures until you achieve what you want. I have purchased all most all of Groovemonkee's loops, Īlthough they are called loops they are really just a few measures of drums that you combine into a complete drum track. There are a lot of free and purchased MIDI drum loops out there.

The problem was although that the AD MIDI track sounded better IMHO it was the same rhythms as the RD, thus my conclusion was why bother. The only editing I did was to find the right AD sound to match the MIDI, i.e.

I have Melodyne Editor and I have in fact once taken a RD and converted it to MIDI.

Bob, AD is a very good drum sound source, as you well know!

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