>>> On Mar 27, 2006, at 2:12 PM, James Gathigns wrote: >>> I tracked a drum kit for one of my songs this weekend. Does Logic >>> have a tool that will map the kick drum to a sampled kick drum in >>> Logic based on the peaks? >> >> in a nutchell: take your audio, compress it with a 10ms attack and >> about 120ms release (music dependent), strip silence to separate the >> notes, shorten to small spikes of audio to remove any room bleed, and >> then use the audio to midi converter. After this is done, you should >> have a midi note per kik drum hit. Make sure the midi notes are all >> changed to trigger the sample you want. >> >> Hope that gives you some kind of a clue.. >> >> George > > On 01.04.2006, at 14:57, Stefan Garr wrote: > Hi check out a plugin called "Drumagog". I don't own this yet, but > saw it demoed at the NAMM show. It's designed to do exactly what > you're talking about. Don't forget apTrigga from www.apulsoft.ch - not as fancy as Drumagog but regarding price and function, hm, decide yourself... ___ Peter Ostry