Listen up kids. This video shows the POWER, flexibility and command that Reaper has to offer. Purchasing Reaper was the best $60 bucks I have EVER spent. The "bang-for-the-buck" quotient is off the chart. And Kenny....Kenny himself is the best throw-in plugin you could ever want. Thank you so much for what you do, Kenny! I am all over Sitala now too. So awesome!
close one between reaper and fl studio imo. fl studio comes with so many good useful effects and synths, with new ones always coming out, and free updates for life. reaper is cheaper up front and more flexible.. but you do have to re-buy the license every major update and it lacks in some areas with the included effects and synths. i love both of them. fl studio lends itself to electronic/beat making more off the bat while reaper lends itself more to audio, though both are certainly capable of both with some effort.
I use mixcraft which I bought in humblebundle for like $25. You can pretty do much the same but comes with a lot of plugins, samples, and can even edit videos, which is basically everything I need. But it still boils down to where are you comfortable at.
@@rchrd3353as someone who've been using FL and Ableton for years before completely switching to Reaper, I'd have to disagree with you. Yes, FL and Reaper are both good daws that are good enough to make music, BUT Reaper is in a league of it's own. Realistically yes, FL upfront comes with a lot more VST instruments than Reaper but most people don't use the stock plugins or sounds even if FL comes out with few with every update and if you wanna compare them with Reaper, it comes with over 200 JSFX and then there are 100s of JSFX and scripts being made every day and they are all free. Yes FL has lifetime free upgrade which is unheard of nowadays but with Reaper you get two major versions with one purchase and my license got me for 8 years for $60, that's basically pocket change. Yes out of the box FL is setup for making beats and in the box producing but with handful of scripts and some customization in Reaper, the workflow you can create is league ahead of FL/Ableton and I still have those daws because I bought them but I never use them because how fast and easy I can record and do midi based music producing in Reaper compared to any other DAW. I've tried every major DAWs and Reaper is in a league of it's own. Is it perfect? nothing is.
More and more I see people using reaper instead of the old pro tools or other options. Reaper is number 1 for me for years now. The best DAW. And you are great with these tutorials.
It's amazing how simple things can make creativity fun. I've numbered, your videos to align my workflow, just in case I forget how something works. Thank you so much for these videos.
I have Battery set up as a template in this way ✅. This workflow allows u to also freeze or print a drum part, assign outputs to a new channel and keep creating ideas
Man i have been watching you videos for years,you should have a live workshop i would pay for that,thank you for all the hard work and time you put in your tubtorials you make it easier to understand.
Thanks Kenny. Please let us know when this project is complete and released. I heard another tune by this same artist in your previous tutorial, and I love her music! Getting a Moonchild vibe from it so I'm already loving it!
I freakin' love you, Kenny! Thank you so much for all the helpfull content along the years! Have a great day, a great week, a great year... a great life, man!
I use Logic, Studio 1, and Cubase 11 Pro. They all have their strengths and weaknesses, but I keep returning to Reaper for its customization to be a DAW just for my taste. Thanks again, Kenny.
Excellent presentation Kenny .... definitely a swiss army knife when composing .... later on I can expand those in the drum kit ... thanks for sharing this ...
i have seen and tried a couple reaper tutorials but it never really 'clicked' with me unti i see this video, now i'm imagining all the things i could do and "what else can i do that i haven't known yet?" thanks for the very enriching tutorial!
Kenny brother... I hope your getting paid for this ! I'm a musician and man you are giving away free awesome daw knowledge! Thanks brother! God bless you!
Absolute genius. Question Kenny, the way you show things, is this the way Reaper was designed to be used, and you and Justin talk about it, or do you figure this all out yourself in terms of how to best use it? I ask this about not just this tutorial, but everything you do. This workflow is beautiful, and as usual with your stuff, makes Reaper make even more sense, when I already loved it
Thank you Kenny, I continue to learn. I would still appreciate a way of splitting to separate tracks the separate output of midi drums in audio format. I record a midi drum track from playing an Alesis electronic drum kit. This one midi track can be exploded to separate midi tracks using 'Explode midi item by note row" under 'Item Processing'. But the only way I can create audio tracks from this is to record each one separately. Is there an easier way?
Great video Kenny, thanks so much. How come you have coloured midi notes on inline editor? I don't get those, i fact I don't see any notes in the inline editor when I use it with sitala so I have to use the main midi editor.
Hi Kenny thank you very much 😉🎼 I think Sitala is a great drum sampler that integrates perfectly with Reaper. I listen and appreciate your advice ... always. Thank you very much ... 🎼😉👍🏽
Thank you very much, as always, your tutorial are so fantastic and simple, but exactly what we need. For this one, I found that the music was a bit too loud compared to your voice. Keep up that excellent work, Reaper is a great tool and you are a fantastic person
You're the one that turned me onto Sitala and I actually used it in tandem with my main drum sequencer for a song I did. Funny thing though is I didn't know you could load your own samples into it! Even cooler as I really like this little program. Is there a free resource for samples out there? I really don't feel like diving down the rabbit hole of using samples but would like to give it a try - by samples I mean one shots. How you're expanding Sitala for individual tracks is exactly what I was looking for the other day in one of these tutorials. Thx again.
When I change the audio output from stereo to 16 Chanel, it does not add any other tracks. Working on a new Mac M1 Pro..looks like I am doing this the same way, but not getting any results.
🪘🎶Hi, can anyone tell me how I know which note to set when I go to create the percussion track for a piece of music with Sitala? At minute 2.15 of the Video, Kenny sets for example to "Quantize note" 1/16. Thank you very much !
hi Kenny I am trying to add midi chords using menus and for some reason when I opened up a new track my menu is no longer there can you please help me or tell me what I didn't do I've been using Reaper for 36 days now and love it
Nice rhythmic choice on the kick..just about ready to come across from all my loops and live jams...so to go with a spare drum machine is great I can set up a library with my ableton sounds 707 606 etc. I blend between spectrasonics rmx and midi editor. Reaper reads my RMX seamlessly...and automatically. But some beats I write more from zero I prefer. So sitala is perfect. I was wondering anout this aspect as RMX is easy to eq or compress per channel. And as usual you make it a better way with the template. You always make a great way the best way in the end. Thanks Kenny. This is perfect.
This was very helpful--thanks! I got as far as the part where you loaded your own drum sounds (wav audio fmt).. alas, I/m a new Reaper user and thus don't have any yet. Could you recommend (link) to some decent drum sounds comparable to those you already have ? TIA!
im at the part where I open sitala select audio output from the settings and i select 16 channel for each pad. when i do this nothing happens. its not creating individual tracks. what am i doing wrong??
Hi Kenny - Great video. I definitely learned something and I’ll definitely use it. May I make a request for a video on how to integrate NI Maschine (I use Maschine Mikro Mk3) into Reaper. The MIDI routing to create a multi-timbal instrument, that can access all the NI sounds, seems impossible. Many thanks in advance.
Super useful tutorial on how to use samples drums with Sitala! A lot of us though, use midi drum instruments , and prefabricated drum "grooves" , so we don't record the drums, but copy and paste drum grooves, which can be far more complicated, created by professional drummers. This is especially true for fast pace rock and metal. It would be hard to click on keyboard keys/pads to create such drums ... Unless Kenny surprises us with another video on how to do that ...
Great video as always. At 5:00, when the two bars are trimmed out to loop what is happening in the first 2 bars, mine does not do this. It just extends the track length. I may have changed some setting watching another video and now I cant find it. Anyone know what setting that could be? I have looping enabled and I can drag the loop selection thing on the ruler.. **edit nm found it- Preferences - >media item defaults -> check Loop source for new midi items
But seriously, great video. Exactly the information I was looking for and presented extremely well. Just started working with Reaper and trying to bridge the gap between my experience with old gear and the new digital environment. I'm sure my neighbors with rejoice. 🤘🧙♂🤘 Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Kenny I need help. When I add a pre made fill for MT drumkit to the end of my existing midi drums I cannot see it in the midi window along with the previous parts. It’s like a part on its own. For the life of me I cannot figure why the new drums won’t show in the midi edit window along with the previous parts. Anyone, help?
This is a fantastic video once again, even for a newb like me. Thank you very much. I can't get that big virtual keyboard with transport shown from 1:53 though. I tried View/Virtual Keyboard but that is not the same one. EDIT: I worked out that View/Transport gives me the top bar, but I still don't know how you get that nice keyboard underneath.
Hey Kenny, first I have to thank you for your awesome in depth tutorials. They make my journey with reaper so much easier, since I'm a total beginner in rocording (mainly guitar for practice). May you help me with something? When I change the Audio Output in Sitala from stereo to 16 channel like you did, reaper just doesn't create the tracks on its own like it should. Did I miss something? Thanks in advance :)
@@KevW696 Did you ever figure this out? I found another tutorial that got me to the same point with a few more steps ("insert virtual instrument on new track" > build routing confirmation > yes > Then, switch Sitala to 16 channel output), but IDK why the tracks aren't generated like in this video reference: th-cam.com/video/YcMqRhHD6UQ/w-d-xo.html
Bonjour, je ne maîtrise pas du tout l'anglais mais tes vidéos sont très instructives. Comment, tu fais pour que ton enregistrement soit différé ? Pourquoi dans la barre de transport début et fin de la sélection temporelle à -1.1.00 ? Comment faire battre 3 temps de mesure avant que ça enregistre ? A quoi correspondent les 3 modes d'enregistrement (normal, autopunch sur la sélection temporelle et auto punch sur les objets sélectionnés), quand on clique dans la barre de transport ? Désolé pour mon niveau médiocre sur Reaper (dont j'ai la licence), je ne sais pas si mes questions peuvent faire le but d'une courte vidéo ? Merci pour tout.
Le clic droit sur le métronome, je n'aurai jamais imaginé pouvoir y trouver ma réponse. Ok, ok ! Pour les différents modes d'enregistrement, c'est ici : th-cam.com/video/eOegtqEOv1Q/w-d-xo.html à partir de 4min40s.
Hi Ken This may seem ĺike a dumb noob question but it seemed like Repear or sitala was creating the drumsounds tomatch the rest of the music bv itself was this the case ?
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Listen up kids. This video shows the POWER, flexibility and command that Reaper has to offer. Purchasing Reaper was the best $60 bucks I have EVER spent. The "bang-for-the-buck" quotient is off the chart. And Kenny....Kenny himself is the best throw-in plugin you could ever want. Thank you so much for what you do, Kenny! I am all over Sitala now too. So awesome!
close one between reaper and fl studio imo. fl studio comes with so many good useful effects and synths, with new ones always coming out, and free updates for life. reaper is cheaper up front and more flexible.. but you do have to re-buy the license every major update and it lacks in some areas with the included effects and synths. i love both of them. fl studio lends itself to electronic/beat making more off the bat while reaper lends itself more to audio, though both are certainly capable of both with some effort.
I use mixcraft which I bought in humblebundle for like $25. You can pretty do much the same but comes with a lot of plugins, samples, and can even edit videos, which is basically everything I need. But it still boils down to where are you comfortable at.
@@rchrd3353as someone who've been using FL and Ableton for years before completely switching to Reaper, I'd have to disagree with you. Yes, FL and Reaper are both good daws that are good enough to make music, BUT Reaper is in a league of it's own. Realistically yes, FL upfront comes with a lot more VST instruments than Reaper but most people don't use the stock plugins or sounds even if FL comes out with few with every update and if you wanna compare them with Reaper, it comes with over 200 JSFX and then there are 100s of JSFX and scripts being made every day and they are all free. Yes FL has lifetime free upgrade which is unheard of nowadays but with Reaper you get two major versions with one purchase and my license got me for 8 years for $60, that's basically pocket change. Yes out of the box FL is setup for making beats and in the box producing but with handful of scripts and some customization in Reaper, the workflow you can create is league ahead of FL/Ableton and I still have those daws because I bought them but I never use them because how fast and easy I can record and do midi based music producing in Reaper compared to any other DAW. I've tried every major DAWs and Reaper is in a league of it's own. Is it perfect? nothing is.
Having to rebuy the license is absolutely insane @@rchrd3353
i love how even more "remedial" tutorials ALWAYS have something a seasoned user can learn from and apply.
you're my hero, Kenny!
INLINE MIDI EDITING????? How did I not know about this???? Amazing, thank you Kenny!
How did I miss the 'inline' MIDI editor after a few years of using Reaper?. As always I learn something new with each of your uploads, thanks Kenny!
exactly!
Great Kenny...
How do you nudge a midi note in the inline editor? Can that be done?
@@AndyCampbellMusic control (or cmd) shift arrow should do it?
@@DThompson55 Cheers I will give that a try.
Same 😅
More and more I see people using reaper instead of the old pro tools or other options. Reaper is number 1 for me for years now. The best DAW. And you are great with these tutorials.
It's amazing how simple things can make creativity fun. I've numbered, your videos to align my workflow, just in case I forget how something works. Thank you so much for these videos.
great idea.
An inline Midi editor? Who knew?
Thanks as ever Kenny!
I have Battery set up as a template in this way ✅. This workflow allows u to also freeze or print a drum part, assign outputs to a new channel and keep creating ideas
Literally the 'go-to' videos for anything about this software. Thank you Kenny
I like that TR808 flavour👌 Thank you Mr. Kenny!
I swear you deserve so many more subs Kenny. Anytime anyone has any Reaper questions I send them to your channel.
Man i have been watching you videos for years,you should have a live workshop i would pay for that,thank you for all the hard work and time you put in your tubtorials you make it easier to understand.
My HERO! Thank you for your videos. Reaper is a gem and with your videos it's a breeze to learn how to use this great DAW. Legend!
Thanks Kenny. Please let us know when this project is complete and released. I heard another tune by this same artist in your previous tutorial, and I love her music! Getting a Moonchild vibe from it so I'm already loving it!
God bless u Kenny, big hugs from Angola
Brilliant. Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge with us, Kenny.
Glad to see your face! You are a freaking Reaper Goat. Thanks for all your work!
That song sounds great!
This made me started a “Reaper Necessary Stuff” playlist so I can bookmark many of your videos with the similar nature :)
I freakin' love you, Kenny!
Thank you so much for all the helpfull content along the years!
Have a great day, a great week, a great year... a great life, man!
Thanks Kenny. Enjoyed that. I have only recently started trying Midi and this video is a great help in my quest.
I use Logic, Studio 1, and Cubase 11 Pro. They all have their strengths and weaknesses, but I keep returning to Reaper for its customization to be a DAW just for my taste. Thanks again, Kenny.
Kenny, that was an excellently executed and highly informative video. You are awesome. Thank you. I enjoyed the song too. Great little groove.
Wow! This is great - so efficient and so very useful. Thanks, as always. 🥁
Brilliant tutorial Kenny! Thanks.
Wow! Thank you Kenny! Didn’t even know that an inline midi editor exists. It looks like a great feature especially for drums!
Me neither! Been using reaper for years 😂
same! What's up with that??????
Excellent presentation Kenny .... definitely a swiss army knife when composing .... later on I can expand those in the drum kit ... thanks for sharing this ...
Hey Kenny I love Your tutorials thanks so much !
sitala is 20 now… gonna buy it anyway, for time’s sake. tysm btw! these tutorials make life so much better for so many of us
the old version is still available for free
Fantastic video! MIDI drums have always scared me but this doesn't. Greatly appreciate your efforts and excellent content.
I learned so many new things from this video. Thank you!!!
i have seen and tried a couple reaper tutorials but it never really 'clicked' with me unti i see this video, now i'm imagining all the things i could do and "what else can i do that i haven't known yet?" thanks for the very enriching tutorial!
Just what I needed. Great work and thanks!
You are THE MAN KENNY!
Jet another time saver!
Excellent ! I did not know this plugin and i agreed this is a quicker way to do than i did until now.
Awesome, again! I always learn something.
As always, I did learn something and I can use it. Thanks Kenny!
Kenny brother... I hope your getting paid for this ! I'm a musician and man you are giving away free awesome daw knowledge! Thanks brother! God bless you!
Every time I hit a door Kenny steps up and opens it. Many thanks again dude!
Shoenice really rebranded himself nicely as a recording guru
Great tutorial!
Absolute genius. Question Kenny, the way you show things, is this the way Reaper was designed to be used, and you and Justin talk about it, or do you figure this all out yourself in terms of how to best use it? I ask this about not just this tutorial, but everything you do. This workflow is beautiful, and as usual with your stuff, makes Reaper make even more sense, when I already loved it
Totally invaluable information all for free. Thanks again Kenny!!❤❤❤
this is exactly how i use my drum tracks only difference is i use RS5k now for multilayers of each live acoustic drum instrument.
Great Stuff, Thanks!
This is dope! Thanks a lot Kenny!
This is awsome. Thanks Kenny. What would be the best way to create individual fills after recording like this?
How did you do that fast track renaming? Did you just fast forward the video there?
Great video, Kenny. I'm just starting out on Reaper and trying to learn how to create my own drum parts.
Does Sitala also support velocity controlled layers?
Thank you Kenny, I continue to learn. I would still appreciate a way of splitting to separate tracks the separate output of midi drums in audio format. I record a midi drum track from playing an Alesis electronic drum kit. This one midi track can be exploded to separate midi tracks using 'Explode midi item by note row" under 'Item Processing'. But the only way I can create audio tracks from this is to record each one separately. Is there an easier way?
Thanks Kenny. Reaper is the boss.
this was way way over my head but i still watch it
Very nice!
So much goodness here
thanks! This is a great tutorial.
Great video Kenny, thanks so much. How come you have coloured midi notes on inline editor? I don't get those, i fact I don't see any notes in the inline editor when I use it with sitala so I have to use the main midi editor.
All we need is Kenny
Thanks so much for this!
Hi Kenny thank you very much 😉🎼 I think Sitala is a great drum sampler that integrates perfectly with Reaper. I listen and appreciate your advice ... always. Thank you very much ... 🎼😉👍🏽
great videos -thank you Kenny! Italians rule!
Thank you very much, as always, your tutorial are so fantastic and simple, but exactly what we need.
For this one, I found that the music was a bit too loud compared to your voice.
Keep up that excellent work, Reaper is a great tool and you are a fantastic person
Nice vocals 😊
Finally I have a face to that ubiquitous voice! Great looking intro skins too.
You're the one that turned me onto Sitala and I actually used it in tandem with my main drum sequencer for a song I did. Funny thing though is I didn't know you could load your own samples into it! Even cooler as I really like this little program. Is there a free resource for samples out there? I really don't feel like diving down the rabbit hole of using samples but would like to give it a try - by samples I mean one shots. How you're expanding Sitala for individual tracks is exactly what I was looking for the other day in one of these tutorials. Thx again.
This should be enough: drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BwaBYlDuG7_vQ1hXeHRCUFJxbXc?resourcekey=0-De1WQX-dcyHhJrxPOooEwQ
You're welcome! ;)
When I change the audio output from stereo to 16 Chanel, it does not add any other tracks. Working on a new Mac M1 Pro..looks like I am doing this the same way, but not getting any results.
🪘🎶Hi, can anyone tell me how I know which note to set when I go to create the percussion track for a piece of music with Sitala? At minute 2.15 of the Video, Kenny sets for example to "Quantize note" 1/16. Thank you very much !
hi Kenny I am trying to add midi chords using menus and for some reason when I opened up a new track my menu is no longer there can you please help me or tell me what I didn't do I've been using Reaper for 36 days now and love it
Nice rhythmic choice on the kick..just about ready to come across from all my loops and live jams...so to go with a spare drum machine is great I can set up a library with my ableton sounds 707 606 etc.
I blend between spectrasonics rmx and midi editor.
Reaper reads my RMX seamlessly...and automatically.
But some beats I write more from zero I prefer. So sitala is perfect.
I was wondering anout this aspect as RMX is easy to eq or compress per channel.
And as usual you make it a better way with the template.
You always make a great way the best way in the end.
Thanks Kenny.
This is perfect.
where can I get a bunch of different individual drum sounds? Like different kicks and snare sounds
thank you!
This was very helpful--thanks! I got as far as the part where you loaded your own drum sounds (wav audio fmt).. alas, I/m a new Reaper user and thus don't have any yet. Could you recommend (link) to some decent drum sounds comparable to those you already have ? TIA!
im at the part where I open sitala select audio output from the settings and i select 16 channel for each pad. when i do this nothing happens. its not creating individual tracks. what am i doing wrong??
you are the GOAT
THANK YOU VERY USEFUL
Hi Kenny - Great video. I definitely learned something and I’ll definitely use it.
May I make a request for a video on how to integrate NI Maschine (I use Maschine Mikro Mk3) into Reaper. The MIDI routing to create a multi-timbal instrument, that can access all the NI sounds, seems impossible.
Many thanks in advance.
Super useful tutorial on how to use samples drums with Sitala!
A lot of us though, use midi drum instruments , and prefabricated drum "grooves" , so we don't record the drums, but copy and paste drum grooves, which can be far more complicated, created by professional drummers. This is especially true for fast pace rock and metal. It would be hard to click on keyboard keys/pads to create such drums ... Unless Kenny surprises us with another video on how to do that ...
Can't you manually place notes and move them around?
Great lesson and great song! And why does the bass sound on the last beat, although the item is empty? )
Great explanations as always, and now I have that cool song stuck in my head. Is the song available anywhere?
th-cam.com/video/j8pq7VpRRQs/w-d-xo.html
Reaper among DAWs is like Python among programming languages
Great video as always.
At 5:00, when the two bars are trimmed out to loop what is happening in the first 2 bars, mine does not do this. It just extends the track length. I may have changed some setting watching another video and now I cant find it. Anyone know what setting that could be? I have looping enabled and I can drag the loop selection thing on the ruler..
**edit nm found it- Preferences - >media item defaults -> check Loop source for new midi items
Reaper is great
But seriously, great video. Exactly the information I was looking for and presented extremely well. Just started working with Reaper and trying to bridge the gap between my experience with old gear and the new digital environment. I'm sure my neighbors with rejoice.
🤘🧙♂🤘
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Hey, a cool song!
this is helpful!
Wonderful video. Where do you get those drum sounds from?
Hey Kenny I normally play drums and record them as midi does this work for that as well?
There is any way to use the PC Keyboard as a Midi one?I really want to make drums but a this time I dont have a midi controller
View Menu > Virtual Midi Keyboard! :) th-cam.com/video/3DwDPGMxZx0/w-d-xo.html
Kenny, I r4ecorded drums with MT drummer. I heard it in the playback just fine. When I reopened next day I see it but don't hear it??
bass line is Californication
Kenny I need help. When I add a pre made fill for MT drumkit to the end of my existing midi drums I cannot see it in the midi window along with the previous parts. It’s like a part on its own.
For the life of me I cannot figure why the new drums won’t show in the midi edit window along with the previous parts.
Anyone, help?
This is a fantastic video once again, even for a newb like me. Thank you very much. I can't get that big virtual keyboard with transport shown from 1:53 though. I tried View/Virtual Keyboard but that is not the same one. EDIT: I worked out that View/Transport gives me the top bar, but I still don't know how you get that nice keyboard underneath.
Hey Kenny,
first I have to thank you for your awesome in depth tutorials. They make my journey with reaper so much easier, since I'm a total beginner in rocording (mainly guitar for practice).
May you help me with something?
When I change the Audio Output in Sitala from stereo to 16 channel like you did, reaper just doesn't create the tracks on its own like it should.
Did I miss something? Thanks in advance :)
Hmm. Not sure why.
I haven’t tried this plugin yet, so I’m not able offer a solution. But, the Reaper Forums are a great resource for issues like you’re having 👍
@@jefjahn247 Thank you. I will give it a try :)
@@KevW696 Did you ever figure this out? I found another tutorial that got me to the same point with a few more steps ("insert virtual instrument on new track" > build routing confirmation > yes > Then, switch Sitala to 16 channel output), but IDK why the tracks aren't generated like in this video
reference: th-cam.com/video/YcMqRhHD6UQ/w-d-xo.html
I have downloaded this plugin and installed it everywhere i can install it. Reaper can't find it. How do you install it correctly please.
Bonjour, je ne maîtrise pas du tout l'anglais mais tes vidéos sont très instructives.
Comment, tu fais pour que ton enregistrement soit différé ? Pourquoi dans la barre de transport début et fin de la sélection temporelle à -1.1.00 ? Comment faire battre 3 temps de mesure avant que ça enregistre ? A quoi correspondent les 3 modes d'enregistrement (normal, autopunch sur la sélection temporelle et auto punch sur les objets sélectionnés), quand on clique dans la barre de transport ? Désolé pour mon niveau médiocre sur Reaper (dont j'ai la licence), je ne sais pas si mes questions peuvent faire le but d'une courte vidéo ? Merci pour tout.
Le clic droit sur le métronome, je n'aurai jamais imaginé pouvoir y trouver ma réponse. Ok, ok !
Pour les différents modes d'enregistrement, c'est ici : th-cam.com/video/eOegtqEOv1Q/w-d-xo.html à partir de 4min40s.
Hi Ken This may seem ĺike a dumb noob question but it seemed like Repear or sitala was creating the drumsounds tomatch the rest of the music bv itself was this the case ?
I had no idea that Sitala was this flexible
Hot dog useful insights, thanx
I swear this guy is speaking to a metronome beat