Cowboy Bob
Horse Player/Guitar Wrangler
Yes, it is cross platform, AND stand alone as well. You don't NEED to use a DAW with it.he said Ez drummer (he knows I'm not a mac guy) would be better,
Yes, it is cross platform, AND stand alone as well. You don't NEED to use a DAW with it.he said Ez drummer (he knows I'm not a mac guy) would be better,
Yeah, I started this saying that I like the way you create tracks in GP7, but the drums sounds like crap. There was an older version that did a much better job, but those midi files are not available in the new version.Mike, I second easy drummer but...
don't you have Guitar Pro? Have you tried making drum tracks there? I haven't used GP since version 6 but I am pretty sure I made drum tracks in there at least a few times.
I don't remember if the drum sounds were cheesy or not but maybe give it a shot?
Eric
Midi would just be the data, such as data for what instrument should play and when to play what. The sounds come from either synthesized instruments or samples. They might not have the samples anymore in the new version of GP.those midi files are not available in the new version
oops I wrote Audacity when I meant GuitarPro7.Midi would just be the data, such as data for what instrument should play and when to play what. The sounds come from either synthesized instruments or samples. They might not have the samples anymore in the new version of GP.
Audacity is a wonderful program, especially for the price, but I think of it as a sound editor with some DAW features, not a real DAW. You've probably hit the limit on the DAW features of Audacity and either need to move to a real DAW or to something like Easy Drummer.
Good luck in your quest.
Eric
That's a good idea.If you have drum tracks in Guitar Pro, you can export them as midi and then drag them into EZDrummer to make a real drum track. Steve Stine uses them along with Studio One in a video he did recently: https://youtu.be/KilWaZZRVrY
Oh, and Griff will be talking about creating drum tracks in AAP on the 10th.
I haven't figured out how to export an audio file from EZ Drummer to drop into Studio One.
The whole process seems like there must be a more streamlined way to do it.
Reaper and EZ they "negotiate" the tempo, maybe. My first clumsy efforts seemed to match up with scary ease. I'm sure I can make it harder once I learn what to do.