j.hall wrote on Tue, 23 November 2004 09:33 |
i know fibes uses it from time to time.....
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Yep, i have but only when i screwed the pooch and have to save my own ass. BTW I don't use the brand Sound Replacer, I use a MIDI TRIGGER plug in in DP, it actually (when used properly) gets the velocities better and more diverse. Then you can flatten later.
I spent four hours replacing a kick (by hand) on a ten minute long song 'cause the trigger didn't take quite right... PITA but worth it. Why? Because i screwed up, it was my cross to bear.
There is a tune on my bands forthcoming album where a snare head broke during the exit from the breakdown so the coda sounded like shit. It was an incredible take (for my band) so we spent some time dropping in snare hits over the coda. It saved my ass again.
Sound Replacing always works best when you are simply adding the sample under the original, for instance adding a buzzy snare to a dull one to bring out some of the snares on the attack and decay.
It helps kill the Quaker Oats syndrome head tightening, snare tighten fools bring to the plate.
More coffee.