QUOTE(led_zep_freak @ Jul 9 2005, 10:42 PM)
Err... I'm no expert in this, but :
1. It's MIDI drums right?? I dunno how it works but I suppose that's how it should be. Try recording the drums into audio and *maybe add a little overdrive to add warmth and increase its volume. Ample amount of reverb should help too.
2. Try varying the intensity of each hit (You using the MIDI map of Cubase right?) and *maybe recreate the ghost notes of the snare. Perhaps a soft & short delay would help?
3. The only VST drumset I've used it the one came with Computer Music magazine (they offered a few more studio-quality VST too

), which is pretty good. They have one acoustic drum set and the rest are pretty much techno/electronica-ish. If you remember my track Oriental Break, the drums are coming directly from the VST.
*Don't have the CD with me now, it's with my friend, whom I've lost contact with.
Other than that, I fjooking dig the panning you did in the beginning. The riff's ace even though it's a cover/whatever.

Ok, thanks for the feedback. I have a few questions.
1. It's MIDI drums right?? I dunno how it works but I suppose that's how it should be. Try recording the drums into audio and *maybe add a little overdrive to add warmth and increase its volume. Ample amount of reverb should help too.
OK, in understand this, but using midi drums, i tried applying effects available to the audio channels to it, but it seems to have different effects for midi altogether. Other than the way you mentioned, isnt there any other way to apply the effects directly to the midi track?
2. Try varying the intensity of each hit (You using the MIDI map of Cubase right?) and *maybe recreate the ghost notes of the snare. Perhaps a soft & short delay would help?
Ok, but this would mean that i would have to create the drums on different tracks, to isolate the snare so that I can export that as audio and add delay just to that. Is that correct? also, other than ghost notes, is there anything else that can be done?
3. The only VST drumset I've used it the one came with Computer Music magazine (they offered a few more studio-quality VST too

), which is pretty good. They have one acoustic drum set and the rest are pretty much techno/electronica-ish. If you remember my track Oriental Break, the drums are coming directly from the VST.
if you still have it in your computer, maybe you could just upload the dll file for me. Anyway, how would you rate the drum set i used for the track? its called lm-7, and is the only one available wiht the cubase installation