Sugar Bytes just makes the ultimate everything. Like...even their 11 year old synths are still ahead of their time. DrumComputer is just something strange and magical like nothing else
I've been using the sequencer in far too conventional of a way. I've been getting great sounds, but I've just been sequencing the old fashioned way and not taking advantage of all of these powerful tricks because I didn't take the time to learn how it all worked. This really opens up the possibilities. Nice tutorial. I love using drumcomputer for industrial drums and percussion, it sounds awesome. I usually make some sequences and then freeze them into audio and process them with all types of nasty distortions and filters/delays/reverbs...
Thanks for this. I love XO, bike you wanted more controll of the sounds. Recently have been using Reason 12 for 80s and 90s synth drum sounds. The Reason Drum Player is excellent, but being able to tweek the sounds is the main reason I use it (pun not intended.) Also the Umph Retro drums module is excellent.
Would have liked to watch you map each drum to individual tracks in your daw. I’m sure it’s simple to do. Sugar bytes has some great plug ins. Sonic charge also has one of a kind plug ins. Been looking at both companies that’s why I mentioned it.
Gonna check that other company. I can probably make a short video about the routing as it's really simple on Bitwig. Is literally two clicks besides the clicks inside DrumComputer
I have the Spark Arturia which varies the cutoff the pan and the velocity but no probability, Xo which has no probability, Groove agent which has no probability and an average interface and Playbeat3 which has almost all the qualities of Drumcomputer and Maschine Mikro too simplistic, I have not yet found the ideal drum machine . Merci pour la vidéo . Phil from Paris
I find the synthesis part overwhelming but love the sequencer. Can this sequencer be used in the combination with TAL Drum? Or is there any powerful drum sequencer like this?
sugar bytes makes some really good stuff. Initially i thought this was similar to drumaxx, but, although there's some similarities, its pretty different.
@@AlexReidStudios hopefully they have more sales before next black friday or i will be waiting a while hahaha. FL has some good stuff. I started on it, and honestly I am just used to it so havent bothered learning any other DAWs. What things are you missing from it?
@@GillamtheGreatest Sytrus, I didn't gave it enough love and I should had. Harmor too, so powerful. Also is nice that many of their effects have linear phase like the eq and the frequency splitter
I downloaded the demo and I liked it, even though I wonder why'd they only allow 4 custom sample folders..... I have 300 folders I'd like to have easy access to
Honestly. I'm trying to be nice. I've been in this game for years! It just seems that people are re-selling and re-branding the wheel. Every DAW has everything you could possibly need to make a beat.
If you want to take DrumComputer's sequencer to the next level, watch this video next! czcams.com/video/aif_rukhjig/video.html
Men, I want to give it a try now. Thanks alex.
Do it :D, it's so fun to use.
@@AlexReidStudios i will.:)
Sugar Bytes just makes the ultimate everything. Like...even their 11 year old synths are still ahead of their time. DrumComputer is just something strange and magical like nothing else
Completely agree, their plugins are amazing and unique
Thanks for the great video. Seems like a cool drum synth plugin 🚀
It is! Try it out and have fun :)
Coincidentally I use DC and XO together. Because DC can send midi out to XO or anything else for that matter. Really cool software drum machine.
I do the same! DC is a beast of a sequencer
I've been using the sequencer in far too conventional of a way. I've been getting great sounds, but I've just been sequencing the old fashioned way and not taking advantage of all of these powerful tricks because I didn't take the time to learn how it all worked. This really opens up the possibilities. Nice tutorial. I love using drumcomputer for industrial drums and percussion, it sounds awesome. I usually make some sequences and then freeze them into audio and process them with all types of nasty distortions and filters/delays/reverbs...
Thanks! I do that too but bounce it to midi, I always think "what if I want to change the pattern?"... then never do that
@@johnny_blz I know our CPUs hate us
I have serum for this. Best drum machine.
Nice video! Bit of an underrated gem...
Totally! It's really powerful, maybe it looks intimidating at first
first was guitarist vst from sugar bytes, then I got all plugins bundle, so much fun.
They are really amazing
i love this thing!!
that looks a ton of fun :0
It is, I get lost on it for hours
Thanks for this. I love XO, bike you wanted more controll of the sounds.
Recently have been using Reason 12 for 80s and 90s synth drum sounds. The Reason Drum Player is excellent, but being able to tweek the sounds is the main reason I use it (pun not intended.) Also the Umph Retro drums module is excellent.
Yeah, tweaking the sounds of the drums opens uo a lot of possibilities. That's mainly why I love Drum Computer
Dude you are a bad influence, now I want that toy ! Lol is definitely a very good designed one and very versatile
it is! Go for it haha, and it's very useful
Had it for 3 years now
Drum Computer is awesome!
@@Nightowl427272 It's so fun
Would have liked to watch you map each drum to individual tracks in your daw. I’m sure it’s simple to do. Sugar bytes has some great plug ins. Sonic charge also has one of a kind plug ins. Been looking at both companies that’s why I mentioned it.
Gonna check that other company. I can probably make a short video about the routing as it's really simple on Bitwig. Is literally two clicks besides the clicks inside DrumComputer
I have the Spark Arturia which varies the cutoff the pan and the velocity but no probability, Xo which has no probability, Groove agent which has no probability and an average interface and Playbeat3 which has almost all the qualities of Drumcomputer and Maschine Mikro too simplistic, I have not yet found the ideal drum machine . Merci pour la vidéo . Phil from Paris
Thank you for watching and I totally get you. Is hard to find something that does it all
got my eye one many of the sugar bytes stuff :)
I think you cannot go wrong with them
looks like this can can solid works as a groove Maschine ....nice pattern features...
modulation control would be interesting ..
rhx....
Also at least in Bitwig you can send midi information from one synth to another, so you can use it as a sequencer for other drum instruments
For peculiar percussion sounds this seems great. I'd probably wouldn't use Snares and Kicks from this though
I've gotten useful kicks and snares, but usually get experimental results
I find the synthesis part overwhelming but love the sequencer. Can this sequencer be used in the combination with TAL Drum? Or is there any powerful drum sequencer like this?
It can be tricky, I got a vide explaining the synthesis. Cannot think of another sequencer at the moment
Thank you .How to export audio?
I think you can't, but you can export midi
sugar bytes makes some really good stuff. Initially i thought this was similar to drumaxx, but, although there's some similarities, its pretty different.
Considering is also not exclusive to one DAW. Sugar Bytes is a great developer, got my eye on Aparillo
@@AlexReidStudios yeah i only made the drumaxx connection cause i use FL studio.
do they have sales very often?
@@GillamtheGreatest They had a big one on Black Friday, dunno about other times. Gotta say there are things I actually miss from FL
@@AlexReidStudios hopefully they have more sales before next black friday or i will be waiting a while hahaha.
FL has some good stuff. I started on it, and honestly I am just used to it so havent bothered learning any other DAWs.
What things are you missing from it?
@@GillamtheGreatest Sytrus, I didn't gave it enough love and I should had. Harmor too, so powerful. Also is nice that many of their effects have linear phase like the eq and the frequency splitter
Do you know how to record the sequencer pattern as a midi?
I know how in Bitwig, it's about midi routing, I know that can be done in other DAWs but not sure how
Still Drumular is over the average on sound generation.
2:22 😂 lol
😅
Sorry for OT question - where are you from? I can't place that accent? I'd say French-speaking part of Canada, but that's a long shot :)
Well, Spanish has roots similar to French :D. I'm chilean
Doesn't run on my OS unfortunately.
Ohh that's bad, which OS do you have?
Is there any plugin to generate bleeps ?
Like how?
@@AlexReidStudios like aphex twin .
I downloaded the demo and I liked it, even though I wonder why'd they only allow 4 custom sample folders..... I have 300 folders I'd like to have easy access to
Yeah, that's definetly a downside, specially if the other folders are organized by "kick, snare.." and so on
Problem is getting good kicks out of it
@@sneed777 it's tricky, but once you get the hang of it it's faster
sumercé es colombiano?
Nop, pero sí latino
@@AlexReidStudios aj! Yo juré que sí jajaja - una chimba los videos. Estoy que me compro ese DrumComputer.
@@Javierbecerraplaza gracias! Es un muy buen plugin, hago beats para entretenerme y siempre me inspiro para hacer algo más
There is absolutely no reason to make another drum machine.
I would love a better browser on this one
Honestly. I'm trying to be nice. I've been in this game for years! It just seems that people are re-selling and re-branding the wheel. Every DAW has everything you could possibly need to make a beat.
Variety is only ever a good thing in music production
If the wtat is going to wear a mask, might as well not even have a video of the head.
agree
OPAL FORCE (best drum mashine) digitone PC real m4live
Sadly is only for Ableton