Hey Gang,
I'm interested in becoming a little better at training my ear in deciphering drum parts, and I thought the best way to do it would be to pick a few songs that I struggle a bit to figure out, and spend the time to write out the notation for them.
I was thinking that I'd take advantage of some of the drum notation software out there, but after looking into it, I have no idea where to start. There are a lot of them, and not a lot of people posting reviews or experiences.
I'm looking for something that's fast in terms of getting notes down and putting together the drum tracks; I don't need many bells and whistles but I wouldn't be upset if the software had them. Maybe software that could 'record' a midi performance and document it using notation, I guess that could be helpful.
Is anyone doing using any drum notation software that you like? Are there any features I should consider that I might not think of?
Thanks for any feedback!
~B.
I'm interested in becoming a little better at training my ear in deciphering drum parts, and I thought the best way to do it would be to pick a few songs that I struggle a bit to figure out, and spend the time to write out the notation for them.
I was thinking that I'd take advantage of some of the drum notation software out there, but after looking into it, I have no idea where to start. There are a lot of them, and not a lot of people posting reviews or experiences.
I'm looking for something that's fast in terms of getting notes down and putting together the drum tracks; I don't need many bells and whistles but I wouldn't be upset if the software had them. Maybe software that could 'record' a midi performance and document it using notation, I guess that could be helpful.
Is anyone doing using any drum notation software that you like? Are there any features I should consider that I might not think of?
Thanks for any feedback!
~B.
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