Digital Performer Drum Patch

1. Digital Performer Drum Patch Names

A NewProjectThis way, you don’t have to search for all those instruments if your project requires similar instrumentation and plugin architecture.The steps are simple.Create a project and instantiate all of the instruments that you would like. If you have an old project that has everything up already, then load that one.

Go to the File drop down menu and select save as a template. Be sure to name it something memorable and specific. You may end up having many of these as you get deeper into DP 8. Tip 5: Change Velocity to trigger Velocity Sensitive SoundsSome VIs trigger different samples based on the on velocity. Sometimes, we may press the MIDI keyboard or drum controller too hard during the recording of your MIDI performance. For example, a quiet sample for a snare drum may be triggered by softly playing your MIDI keyboard between the on velocity of 1-40.

Other louder samples can be triggered when higher velocities are played according to how you VI has set the limits. The range can be divided into several layers between 1-127. This makes your VI sound more realistic.Let's assume that due to musical reasons, you don’t want to trigger the louder snare samples that trigger an n velocity of 78 and above. A great way to do this is by limiting the on velocity.Select the MIDI notes that you wish to change in one of the MIDI editors. The Sequence editor is a great versatile place to go deeper into MIDI as well as audio.

Clips WindowTrigger loops and phrases from your laptop or controllerThe new Clips window brings loop triggering to Digital Performer. Drag and drop audio and MIDI clips from DP's new Content Browser into the Clips window and trigger them in real time, interactively, for live performance or on-the-fly inspiration while creating new material. Trigger individual clips, multi-track clip groups (a partial row) or the entire row (clips across all tracks). DP's unique clip queue lets you stack clip sequences ahead of time, so you don't have to manually trigger each one. Dynamically add and remove clips from the queue, as inspiration strikes, from your laptop or any MIDI controller. The Clips window makes DP a live performance powerhouse, combining clip triggering with linear, track-based playback and live mixing.

Digital Performer Drum Patch Names

DP is now your one stop shop for creative studio production and live performance. Stretch AudioManipulate audio like never beforeFrom precision editing of individual beats to global tempo changes, Stretch audio lets you manipulate audio faster and easier, with more control than ever before.

Grab an individual audio beat to adjust its timing. The new Stretch Edit layer lets you precisely control anchor points to achieve exactly the feel you want. For global tempo control, simply enable Stretch mode and the entire audio track instantly conforms to your project tempo and time line, even with smooth tempo changes over time.

ZTX PRO™ technology from Zynaptiq™ ensures the highest possible audio quality throughout. Beat Detection 2.0Ultimate tempo and beat controlLike magic, DP10's Beat Detection finds the beats in your rhythmic audio, from individual loops to multi-channels stems to full mixes. Once beats are detected, you can fully manipulate them with DP's new Stretch Audio feature and industry-leading tempo adjustment features. Instantly conform your audio to the project's tempo and timeline. Apply tempo changes, even gradual ones that change over time. Drop loops into the Clips window, all completely in time with the rest of your music.

MOTU Instruments SoundbankHundreds of virtual instruments and loops — now includedDP10 includes a 5 GB library of multi-sample acoustic instruments, synths, loops and phrases: that's over 300 different instruments, 1100 instrument presets and 500 loops. You’ll find acoustic and electronic drum kits, pianos, guitars and basses, along with church organs, electric organs, strings, brass, woodwinds, synths, ethnic instruments, choirs, voices, percussion, sound effects and more. This versatile collection of instruments spans musical genres, eras, geographical regions and cultural styles.