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76: Drum and Drummer (Real Drums vs Programmed Drums)
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Programmed drums have come a LONG way in the last decade.
We use them all the time in our productions and they sound great but how do they hold up when compared to a live drummer?
And, even if the live drummer is better, are the workflow hassles of setting up a kit and mics, having the drummer learn the part, being nice to the drummer, and then editing the drums on the back end worth it?
Find out on this week's episode. You will learn:
- Why virtual instrument drums offer unparalleled flexibility
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- A few ways to get programmed drums to sound a little more real
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