I can't seem to download the file leh...

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.

1. Without a plug-in, I'm afraid not. Maybe some VSTi offers such function, but I'm not really sure as I have not used them.

2. Actually you don't really have to go through that much trouble lar. I've read this article Star whichs says that you could humanize ur drum tracks by adding some percussions (eg. bongos, conga & preferbly mic'ed up). Reverb is also very important & try not to make the drums stand up too much in the mix (esp the cymbals). I think if you put layers of audio track on top of it, you should be a ble to hide it.

3. The lm-7 is pretty poor imho, but it's good enough for backing tracks or electronica-type of drum beats... I think. Usually I'ill just use my soundcard's MIDI synth, doesn't make a huge difference tho.
I don't have the VST in my computer anymore, I'm trying to get it back but I've lost contact with my friend who borrowed it & Computer Music isn't popular enough to be on our bookstores .

Anyway once you've remix your track, post em up.

Really? Well this is the first time I've heard of his name I'ill check out some of his stuff. Sounds damn good.

Guys, what do you think of my drums & bass sound?? Check it out here :
http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...dpost&p=6348203

I used Computer Music bundled drums sampler SR-202 with Natural Studios Free drum samples for the drums (With some Cubase reverb) while Yohng bass plugin for bass. Programmed with Cubase MIDI editor.

Yeah... I wanted to use the logical editor to vary the velocity and position (More lazy feel) but I already mixed the backing track. Oh well... next time maybe.