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For those who have asked about me olde Tascam mixer


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I just summed and mixed this straight into my Tascam M308b. There's a little post mastering compression and limiting but nothing that would distort how the mixer sounds.

 

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You jazzers may enjoy this one, or not, as it's a record of my continuing attempts to implement interesting jazz-inspired voicings.

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Wow, I was going ask about the drums.

 

Cool tom groove - hats then ride that switches back and forth to from bell. There are even bell crashes in there! Excellent programming.

 

Are you mousing all those notes? Playing on a pad? The keybed? I'm very interested, because these sound great. What kit are you using?

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Wow, I was going ask about the drums.


Cool tom groove - hats then ride that switches back and forth to from bell. There are even bell crashes in there!
Excellent
programming.


Are you mousing all those notes? Playing on a pad? The keybed? I'm very interested, because these sound great. What kit are you using?

 

 

That's the Samplehead kit. The cymbals and other "extras" are very nice, but there are much better kick, snare, and tom combos on the Fusion.

 

I've taken to playing the beats on the keys and then going in and cleaning it up in the step sequencer. Some things are done strictly "by hand", usually straight hi-hat or snare rhythms, almost all of the crashes I placed there "by hand", and most of the fills are done without the keyboard, too. Suffice to say I make it all by myself and I find the best way to do it is to pound in the rhythm with the keys and clean it up with the mouse.

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