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your very own doktor - one for the musos

Posted: 24 Jun 2003, 15:52
by Quiff Boy
i've just purchsed some rather spiffing software called "battery" from native instruments

http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?battery_us

its a bit nice...

basically, its a software sampler that allows you to load in banks of drum sounds and tune them, add fx, and store them as "kits" on your pc

thus you can create a complete drum kit from a series of seeperate sound samples which you can then use in your music sequencing software (it will run as an asio plug on a cubase vst plugin) to create your very own dokctor avalanche ;)

:notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von:

we at the wunderkind corporation are mighty impressed. well, "we" will be once martin has seen it! :D :D :D

so, where can we get a bank of drum sounds for the doktor? ;D :innocent:

Posted: 24 Jun 2003, 16:50
by Zuma
Have read some good reviews of Battery....have fun.

Does it only handle drum sounds?

Posted: 24 Jun 2003, 16:56
by Quiff Boy
its designed to do percussion sounds, but as you can load in your own sounds i guess in theory you could load in whatever wavs you want.

i would have thought though that its down to how it handles the midi information - ie: with a drum bank on channel 10 each "note" is a different drum sound...

suppose you could use it to have a bank of samples and fx, and each midi "note" you send would trigger a different sample/fx rather than just play the same sample at different pitches :?:

i think the makers, native instrument, do some other groovy apps more designed for instrument sounds ("softsynths" etc) - "reaktor" for example... :)

on the up side - it comes with a sample cd with 500mb of drum sounds! some really cool kits and fx there :von:

Posted: 24 Jun 2003, 17:25
by Gary
reason 2.0 can do a fairly good impression.. once youve arsed aroudn with things for hours ;)

Re: your very own doktor - one for the musos

Posted: 24 Jun 2003, 17:38
by rian
Quiff Boy wrote:i've just purchsed some rather spiffing software called "battery" from native instruments

http://www.nativeinstruments.de/index.php?battery_us

its a bit nice...

basically, its a software sampler that allows you to load in banks of drum sounds and tune them, add fx, and store them as "kits" on your pc

thus you can create a complete drum kit from a series of seeperate sound samples which you can then use in your music sequencing software (it will run as an asio plug on a cubase vst plugin) to create your very own dokctor avalanche ;)

:notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von: :notworthy: :von:

we at the wunderkind corporation are mighty impressed. well, "we" will be once martin has seen it! :D :D :D

so, where can we get a bank of drum sounds for the doktor? ;D :innocent:
Battery? When I hear the word "battery" I think of bunnies :roll:

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 09:16
by Quiff Boy
Gary wrote:reason 2.0 can do a fairly good impression.. once youve arsed aroudn with things for hours ;)
a friend at work has recommended reason - thats the one where you can view the back panels and f**k around with the "virtual" cable connections and routing isnt it? :o :von:

what exactly is it? a virtual fx rack?

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 10:01
by Gary
yes u can arse around with the back panels, and it has a sampler for sampling ;), a drum machine, and a sequencer.. and built in effects. It can be pretty limiting as their is no plugin support, but you can 'rewire' it through to cubase and use the plug ins in cubase.

Hope that makes sense.. its early and me brain aint working yet ;)

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 13:11
by Ed Rhombus
The drum machine on Rebirth is the same as the Sisters 83-84 doctor.

I'd look for Oberhiem samples which they've used for First and last and I think still use the tom samples now

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 13:34
by Quiff Boy
Ed Rhombus wrote:The drum machine on Rebirth is the same as the Sisters 83-84 doctor.

I'd look for Oberhiem samples which they've used for First and last and I think still use the tom samples now
yep - 83/84 sisters was an 808 wasnt it? just a seriously f**ked and overdriven one :von:

oberhiem!! thats it, i forgot the name of it... :roll:

http://www.thesistersofmercy.com/tech/doktors.htm

ok, any one got any oberhiem dmx samples? or what about the yamaha rx5? :twisted:

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 13:58
by Zuma
Not the Oberheim, but plenty of other samples here it seems -

http://www.modarchive.com/waveworld/drums.shtml

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 14:08
by Quiff Boy
Zuma wrote:Not the Oberheim, but plenty of other samples here it seems -

http://www.modarchive.com/waveworld/drums.shtml
oooh, danke! :von: :notworthy:

Posted: 25 Jun 2003, 14:50
by Quiff Boy
i'm sure this site will yield something!

http://www.sonicstate.com/synth/_inc/ma ... m?manid=22

:)

Posted: 28 Jul 2003, 17:43
by Quiff Boy