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The dedicated guys from the LibreMusicProduction website has put up a complete tutorial describing how to use DrumGizmo with [[http://www.ardour.org|Ardour]]. This tutorial is highly recommended for first-time DrumGizmo users. A huge thanks goes out to Conor Mc Cormack for taking the time to write this. | The dedicated guys from the LibreMusicProduction website has put up a complete tutorial describing how to use DrumGizmo with [[http://www.ardour.org|Ardour]]. This tutorial is highly recommended for first-time DrumGizmo users. A huge thanks goes out to Conor Mc Cormack for taking the time to write this. |
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[[http://libremusicproduction.com/tutorials/setting-and-using-drumgizmo-ardour|Click here to read the article at libremusicproduction.com]] | [[https://linuxaudio.github.io/libremusicproduction/html/tutorials/setting-and-using-drumgizmo-ardour|Click here to read the article at libremusicproduction.com]] |
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====How to use the DrumGizmo cli==== | ====How to use the DrumGizmo cli==== |
Add an instrument to an existing drumkit using one of the existing drums as a source but pitch shifting it with sox: [[howto:pitch-shift-howto]] | Add an instrument to an existing drumkit using one of the existing drums as a source but pitch shifting it with sox: [[howto:pitch-shift-howto]] |
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====Creating a drumkit using DGEdit==== | ====Creating a drumkit from scratch using DGEdit==== |
By popular demand, I've written a brief tutorial on how to create your own drumkit using DGEdit. Check out [[getting_dgedit#but_how_does_it_work|this section]] to read it. Keep in mind that this process is very much a work in progress, since the editor is in a very early state of development. However, it is very useful, so it is entirely possible to do it. All kits downloadable from this site was created using the described process. | By popular demand, I've (Lars Muldjord) written a brief tutorial on how to create your own drumkit using DGEdit. Check out [[getting_dgedit#but_how_does_it_work|this section]] to read it. Keep in mind that this process is very much a work in progress, since the editor is in a very early state of development. However, it is very useful, so it is entirely possible to do it. All kits downloadable from this site was created using the described process. |
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====Create a kit from existing samples==== | ====Assemble a kit from existing sample library samples==== |
DrumGizmo user Michael Oswald has made a guide on how to create a DrumGizmo kit from existing samples taken from whatever drum module you might have lying around. Or from samples you found in a sample library or similar. | DrumGizmo user Michael Oswald has made a guide on how to create a DrumGizmo kit from samples taken from drumkit sample libraries. |
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[[http://www.onikudaki.net/blog/archives/156|Find the blog post here]] | [[http://www.onikudaki.net/blog/archives/156|Find the blog post here]] |