Vdrum mp3's

[mikey5]

Hello,
I don't know if anyone's posted this url before but here's some online lessons performed by a pretty cool drummer on a Vpro set (RealAudio and MP3 format): www.thedrumclub.com/DRUMSET/clubhouse/CLUBHOUSE2.HTM

Mike

[suuntov]

And yet another cool Mp3, Thanks !

[sector7]

This flood of mp3's on vdrums has been a long time coming.

It's great!

[Blades]

Although there are some cool grooves in here and it's really tight, I've heard the v-drums sound better. That sounds like a stock kit to me. And, also, unless I'm way off base and suck as a player more than I knew (I pride myself on sticking to a click but maintaining feel) at least some of these clips are quantized. Listen to fill #3 on the second page. It's just a bit too clinical.

I could be wrong...this guy may spend his days and nights woodshedding while I post my opinions and study for Microsoft tests!

Redbrick

[BINARY]

I'm led to belive that this kid doesn't own those drums,

because
1) you're right, the kit seems untweaked.
2) they say things like "Here's a pic of Danny funkin' out on our new V-Pro set!"
3) why wouldn't he be here with us? Danny? Hello?

I might be wrong, just a thought.

BINARY

[Zorro]

Nice posting the MP-3's of Dan's drumming. Any more postings of MP-3's of the V Drum elsewhere? I enjoy listening to drums of all sorts. How many real kits are contained in the TD-8 or 10's? I played around with a TD-10 and most of the kits were, to put it politely, gimmicy and nothing I'd find usefull in the music I play. Need realistic kits only. I did enjoy the sound of one kit that sounded very acoustic. But for that one kit, over a dozenor more non usable kits. Does the TD-8 or 10 have the ability to have new sounds added, if so how? Anyone try loading real drum sounds, and any MP3 samples. Thanks for any replies.

[cgrieves]

Those excercises are definitely using preset kits and MIDI. Every dynamic is identical and sounds totally unrealistic. Played by a human on a proper patch the Vs sound 100 times better.

I think one of the major reasons V-Drums put off some potential buyers is the weakness of the preset kits. In an A/B comparison with another kit in a shop, usually the other kit wins. To really hear the Vs you basically have to erase the presets and design from scratch. I use maybe two of the preset kits in a tweaked form. All the rest are custom.

Also where most manufacturers give you a wealth of samples, each individual patch on the Vs can be tweaked to a virtually indistinguishable form. One snare that you discounted last week as unusable can crop up sounding totally different after a couple of parameter changes. Unfortunately you'll never find a tweaked TD-10 on the shop floor.

I still keep finding new sounds on my Vs and I haven't even started playing with Shack adapters yet.......

[Cyberjam]

Those MP3'S sound great!

Wish I could find a host that would not give me such difficulty when I try to upload MP3's. The best I can do is the Real Audio format.

I'll keep searching...
http://cyberjam.cjb.net/

[Blades]

So put them up there eithr in zip form or rename them to *.zip and add a note that they need to be renamed to mp3 on the page.

redbrick

[puttenvr]

Although there are some cool grooves in here and it's really tight, I've heard the v-drums sound better

Both the playing and sounds suck. Not worth downloading them!