Members Mischa Z Posted November 8, 2004 Members Share Posted November 8, 2004 _ Last Thread _ Next Thread Author Thread __MischaZGear interested Registered: Nov 2004Location: Minden, NevadaPosts: 9 World Percussion Sounds Hi, Folks: I am fairly new to PAs again, since I last made a living with them in the 60s and early 70s. Anyway I play classical/pop nylon-string guitar and sing. I've worked a fair amount with conga players, which I love, and even with tabla players, which can be wonderful. In performance, I might do a Roy Orbison ballad, a Beatles ballad, Bossa Nova, and then a Vivaldi guitar concerto. I would like to enhance my daily practices via percussion. I have an ancient Alesis SR16, but I don't care for the presets at all, this machine is way too "hyped" for my needs. What I'd like is something extremely diverse, something that would play a basic Calypso, then Rhumba, then Country Swing, etc., etc., with some tasteful, high quality instruments, and I'd like to have tasteful pre-made grooves, I don't want to take lots of time studying the art of percussion and programming from scratch. I have a G5 Mac and Pro Tools LE. I have a CD player that I can put into my PA. I also would consider another drum machine, if it had hand percussion and diversified programming. I do NOT want to spend a fortune here, I don't think I would use this "live" too often, but you never know, of course. Any ideas, folks? All my best. Mischa Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Members drummer_jay Posted November 8, 2004 Members Share Posted November 8, 2004 Quick fix.... hire a real life breathing drummer!!! No machine will replace a drummer... and someone with no precussion experiance isn't going to come up with a good result trying to program a machine... Search for a drummer in your area... worst case scenero, hire a drummer to record all your tracks.. then that can be played back live and you can jam to it.. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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