Using Addictive Drums (or EZDrummer or Steven Slate, etc.)

[Jim FolzmanParticipant]

Ok, that's cool that it would work with Reaper like that. I hate having to export new drum parts every time I change one little thing.

[Arthur LabusModerator]

Wait, so if you are working in Reaper and there is just "working stereo" track as wav from Hydrogen, and you working the same time with Hydrogen - if you export that drum audio to the same file, Reaper will update the file instantly.
You don't have to import it every time.
Sorry if it was not that clear.

[Jim FolzmanParticipant]

That's cool. I'll have to see it in action to completely understand how it works. Sounds a whole lot better than how I used to do it though.

[Jonathan ParkerParticipant]

I too have recently discovered Hydrogen. It's exactly what I've been looking for, for years. I used to use a program called Rhythm Brainz. Like, 20 years ago. It worked almost just like hydrogen and at the time I got really good with it. So, I'm all pumped up on hydrogen right now!

[Jim FolzmanParticipant]

Update. Superior Drummer 2 recently went on sale, and I snatched it up. Holy freaking amazeballs! I love it! I had a whole day to play around yesterday, and did this. It was an idea I had a couple weeks ago. Mix is a little rough, I need a legit mic for my acoustic guitar. My headphones, I've determined, are way too bright, and everything comes out with a less than brilliant quality to it. Enough with the disclaimer, here is what I did with Superior Drummer 2 with a day.
https://youtu.be/93jL1CEFHxA

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Jim Folzman.

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