It would be nice to be able to save sets of instruments and settings. For example, I have two crash/rides, one crash, a splash and a china, each one volume-leveled, modified and EQ'ed. It would be great to be able to save all those cymbals and their settings to a group or set, so I can apply them to another kit. Similarly, the ability to be able to save a group of toms and their settings would be real useful.
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Acoustic: FrankenKit - Late '60s Slingerland Kit, Ludwig snare and floor tom, add-on Pearl toms, Zildjian, Sabian and Paiste cymbals. DW5000 double pedal.
Electric: Roland TD-25 for snare, cymbals and bass, Alesis DM-10 with Bluejay sounds for toms. Variety of Roland pads for cymbals and drums.
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Big wishlist item for me would be: rhythm coaching or rhythm checking feature to test your time keeping — with some feedback. Obviously can listen back to recording and I always use metronome to check but sometimes a numerical feedback would be nice to give someone more input and guidance as far as keeping up/falling behind or rushing the beat.
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Originally posted by hblu2002 View PostBig wishlist item for me would be: rhythm coaching or rhythm checking feature to test your time keeping — with some feedback. Obviously can listen back to recording and I always use metronome to check but sometimes a numerical feedback would be nice to give someone more input and guidance as far as keeping up/falling behind or rushing the beat.
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Will check it out. Though I think having a midi note based detection that could individualize your snare, hi hat or bass drum hits would give even more info — similar to what you can do with roland’s rhythm coach (though it doesn’t look at hi hats).
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