Step Sequencer VSTI a la Reason Drummachine

[Buttman]

thanks for the kind words! guru must be pretty sweet as well as i have heard many a time on k-v-r. i reckon they must have got sued or sth. something that roland is known for as well.

i haven't tried the tatapoum one and had to have a dig in the net to find this version.

i would have suggested microtonic, actually, because it has a built in stepsequencer but it is a little limited (the stepsequencer) and he asked for a sampler more than a drumsynth. microtonic is sth. i'd deffo suggest nevertheless :)

Got Microtonic but I want to be able to put my own sounds.
Preset sounds = gay ;)

[loopdon]

understandable. but you can make just about any type of your OWN percussion in the tonic. that's what the knobs are there for :)

[Miromiric]

its about the looks for me. where can i get the first tatapum you posted, not the brightm irritating one?

[bmovie]

its about the looks for me. where can i get the first tatapum you posted, not the brightm irritating one?

I've uploaded it to Savefile:
http://www.savefile.com/files/392723
Just a warning: This version is CPU hungry...

Loopdon, thanks for the link to Tatapoum 4
I'll check it out :)

[Miromiric]

thanks. hopefully it is not as buggy as tatadum 4

[bmovie]

I believe it's buggier than the new version, but it does have the Reason-style GUI :)
The truth is that they're both not easy on the CPU, personally i would stick with a sampler + piano roll.

[Miromiric]

aah

piano roll is not fast enough
:mrmyagi:

[Buttman]

understandable. but you can make just about any type of your OWN percussion in the tonic. that's what the knobs are there for :)

I can not make homemade industrial samples in it now can I? ;)