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imemine	Date: September 21, 2004 @ 2:04 PM Hey folks, I just stumbled across this in a cakewalk chat. These guys will add REAL drums to your material. I’m definitely looking into it. I guess that you send them an mp3 or a wav of your song, with or without your own "drum tracks," if you want to suggest the kind of vibe you want, and they send you back a bunch of tracks of actual drums recorded in a real studio by a real drummer. http://dawpro.com/
kingo	Date: September 21, 2004 @ 2:25 PM That's just danged crazy.
imemine	Date: September 21, 2004 @ 8:59 PM Kingo, It’s hard to tell when your jokin’ or not and kudos, mission accomplished because I for one remain befuddled! The fact is that the first thoughts of a real drummer (of course after spending 15 years of losing my half of my hearing in my left ear from standing next to a crash cymbal while playing the bass in a former life) came from one of your comments on one of my songs and I quote; “Sometimes maybe your percussion stuff could be a bit more organic; I'm assuming this is loops or drums machines or computers or whatever high-fallutin' high-tech gadgetry you kids are playing around with these days; I'd love to hear some of this with a live drummer. If this IS a live drummer (I'm wrong on about 73% of my assumptions, I think,) then get the microchip out of his timer.” So there! Hop up back there on your moped and ride bubba ‘cause you sir ain’t rattlin’ my chain today there Mr. Kingo! Love ya!!!!!!!!
DawproStudios	Date: July 11, 2008 @ 2:03 AM On 21st Sep 2009, imemine said: Hey folks, I just stumbled across this in a cakewalk chat. These guys will add REAL drums to your material. Iï¿½m definitely looking into it. I guess that you send them an mp3 or a wav of your song, with or without your own It's true, it's true. imemine... where can I hear some of your material?
ShadowMom	Date: July 11, 2008 @ 5:59 AM Just click on his avatar.
BOWILLIE	Date: July 11, 2008 @ 6:02 AM or here http://imemine.dmusic.com/music/
55dollarbill	Date: August 2, 2008 @ 11:06 AM So how much does that actually cost?
LiQuidMetamo...	Date: August 2, 2008 @ 12:05 PM My friend Peter Yttergren is a phenomenal drummer with a pro set up and can be contacted here. He provides all the drum sounds as individual 24 bit (up to 96 Khz) .wavs www.live-drums.com video clip of Peter playing http://www.live-drums.com/video/dreaming.wmv
Thaspian	Date: August 2, 2008 @ 2:36 PM remember to send wavs, not mp3s. MP3 cannot be gapless because it encodes in frames. if there is any time difference between the mp3 and the wav, then when you get the wav drum tracks back, they will line up with the mp3, not the multitrack master you have which would suck it's really small, but worth mentioning, IMO.
LiQuidMetamo...	Date: August 2, 2008 @ 2:49 PM this is true, but with a good sequencer such as Logic, Cubase or Sonar, shifting the audio into correct time is a pretty painless procedure - and also different latency settings might make it necessary to do so even with a .wav file.

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