#STYLUS RMX EXPANDERS FULL#
From individual and combined percussion such as congas, bongos, shakers, handbells, guiros, clave, maracas and more to full drum kit grooves, this collection can add spice to any music production. He was born Apin Rochester, New York and has been playing drums professionally for over 37 years.This Apple Loops Pak offers a range of drum and percussion loops with authentic latin flavor in the styles of Mambo, Salsa, Songo and more. Steve Gadd is one of the most recorded drummers in history. Steve Gadd : Steve Gadd is a legendary session drummer who has worked with Paul Simon, Steely Dan, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Joe Cocker, Bob James, Chick Corea, Al Di Meola, Paul McCartney, Eric Clapton, Manhattan Transfer, James Taylor and many more.From big African rhythms on his Yamaha and Taos drum kits to inventive rock grooves with his unique style and feel. Jerry Marotta : Jerry Marotta is a world class drummer who has worked with Peter Gabriel, The Indigo Girls, Hall and Oates, Tears For Fears, Elvis Costello, Paul McCartney, Todd Rundgren, 10,000 Maniacs, Sarah McLachlan, Suzanne Vega, Dream Academy and many more.John is known for flashy light speed drum riffs and tight funky drumming that suits many different styles of music. He’s played with Prince, Diddy, Patti Labelle, Lauryn Hill, Cameo and is currently touring with Justin Timberlake’s “Future Sex Love Show”. John Blackwell : John Blackwell is one of today’s hottest Pop/R&B/Hip Hop drummers both live and in the studio.All paks are available now EXCLUSIVELY in downloadable delivery at.
#STYLUS RMX EXPANDERS SERIES#
These loop collections from the Studio ProFile series feature legendary studio drummers playing acoustic drum grooves with their unique style and feel. If I had only one I'd probably get RMX and then purchase "Backbeat", its sub $100 acoustic kit styles expander.Sonic Reality has released 8 new Groove Expanders for Stylus RMX. BFD gets used for the acoustic stuff only (and even for this stuff I may still use RMX to create the initial groove idea, and then sub in the BFD sounds through MIDI). I have both BFD and RMX, and I find that RMX gets used much more for its quick groove creation. You can also drag out the MIDI portion of a groove and quantize it to taste, sub out drum sounds, etc.
#STYLUS RMX EXPANDERS PLUS#
You can layer up to 8 separate grooves, plus there's a "Chaos" function which is essentially a user-controlled randomizer which adjusts patterns, timing, pitch, etc. Its files are all based on MIDI (somewhat akin to Sonar's groove clips), so the grooves automatically adjust to tempo. Where RMX really is unique is in its groove creation. However both are expandable (BFD offers a "lo fi" module, while RMX offers more acoustic sounding expander), so you're not limited to what you get off the shelf. So soundswise they are actually quite different. BFD comes with excellent acoustic kit samples, while RMX (at least out of the box) has more hip hop / electronic type sounds.
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