No shit ,I have my modular since the beginnng of 2000 , no need teach me .BONES wrote: ↑Fri Aug 09, 2019 1:13 am Because it's capable of doing a lot more than just drums. Drums are easy, simple things much better handled by samples, instead of wasting a perfectly good synth trying to synthesise them. It's pure bloody-mindedness to waste a Nord Modular on something so inconsequential. If you absolutely have to have your own sounds, make them in a synth, then sample them and put them in a drum machine. That's how I built the drums we used on most of the stuff on our first four albums - made them in Fruityloops, sampled them and then loaded them into kits in Orion's DrumRack.
Lately my bandmate is fond of using one of the kick presets in DUNE as a backbeat when he's working on new material and the first thing I do when he gives it over to me is piss that off and put in a drum machine of one sort or another, usually Battery. Why use a synth that's churning up 5% of my CPU on something I can do better with a sample that uses less than 1% ?
Have you ever played with a nord modular , and do you know what it is capable of , why it excells at being a drummsynth ( and lot's of other things) ??
YOu sample your drums , okay ..good for you ,you loose 99% of realtime control of the fundamental parameters that define the drumsound ..when sampled .
Again trying to push your method forwards as the only and best method possible
That's the biggest problem you have , trying to lecture anyone who doesn't agree with you or has a different viewpoint ...brrr ..bonesss angryyy
What makes matters worse is your endless use of hollow subjective assumptions without having real time experiecnce with the subject at hand .
Maybe your surrounded by YAY sayers but I for sure am not one of those , all I can do is falsefy your ridiculous statements .
The only one who's making a fool out of himself is you , without being aware of it
