Ezdrummer Videos

This is EZDrummer in the VPT (Virtual Percussion Technology)system with an RET Percussion drum kit. RET recently contacted me to do a series of VPT videos to show how Easy and Awesome VPT really is. Here, we're using EZDrummer, but any combination using great software samples of your choice is also cool. I was literally setup and playing/recording in ONE HOUR! Not only was I very impressed by how quick and comfortabe I felt using this system, but the sounds! I can't even begin to describe ...

Logic Studio: Routing Multiple Outputs of EZDrummer, using the EZDrummer plugin.

http://www.homestudiocorner.com - Want to record each drum part in EZDrummer to a different track? You can! Watch this video.

Enfin l'été! Jvoulais juste fêter l'arrivée du soleil! C'est une compo que j'aime beaucoup. Vous remarquerez que j'ai repris les ingrédients de la chanson running still running car le rythme des basses donne pas mal de puissance au morceaux. Donc voilà si vous aimez n'hésitez pas à me le dire :-). Merci bcp pour votre soutien et pour les coms que vous mettez. Bye ByePs: la qualité de la vid est pas excellenteAuthor: N3wnaked Tags: shag rock punk hard solo composition guitar guitare compo song neo metal ezdrummer drums cubase blumenthal été fête piano synthé Posted: 31 May 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

V. comme Valium. Je vous présente ici certainement la chanson la plus difficile que j'ai eu à faire, elle m'a pris beaucoup de temps et surtout énormément de patience. Mon cousin a fait les pistes de drum.C'est une style assez spécial mais c'est vraiment mon style; dissonant avec des rythmes lents mais en gardant la mélodie tout au long de la chanson et le p^tit solo in the end. C'est spécial j'en convient, mais j'aime. Je me suis éclaté à composer ce petit croquis musical, c'tai vraiment génial. Merci à tous pour votre soutien et vos avis. Luv y'allps: surprise à la fin Author: N3wnaked Tags: shag rock punk hard solo composition guitar guitare compo song neo metal ezdrummer drums cubase Posted: 01 May 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 24

Author: supralightning Keywords: Sin Absolution heavy metal harmony melody rhythm kick beat groove instrumental metallica megadeth electric guitar drums drumkit from hell ezdrummer amplitube revalver hero distortion lead solos solo picking strumming machine gun gunning gallop galloping fast speed quick lessons death black industrial polyrhythmic syncopation thrash Added: March 18, 2009

* Watch in high quality by clicking the link below! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKRUagaWcpQ&fmt=18 * If you like this song, please consider supporting me by purchasing it from iTunes ( http://tinyurl.com/bykeos ) or another online music store (Amazon, Napster, eMusic, Rhapsody, etc.)! I think you'll be very happy with the full-quality mp3—much of the quality is lost when YouTube compresses the video file. * Tabs for "The Rising" are available on my website (see link below). Make sure to read the information about TuxGuitar if you don't have Guitar Pro! The tuning is drop C. * Please visit my website for information about my gear, playing history, cover video recording method, tabs, frequently asked questions, and more! http://www.killrbuckeye.com * This work is copyright protected: http://www.myfreecopyright.com/registered_mcn/C81C2_040DB_001E2 Please contact me for permission to use this song. This is my second metal composition for YouTube! All of these riffs were written during the past 3 months, and I spent quite a bit of time coming up with an arrangement that worked. It was more challenging than "Arrival", because there are 4 tempo and time signature changes in the song! I had to experiment a bit to make the transitions between these sections smooth, but I'm pretty happy with the finished product. I think it's quite different from my first song ("Arrival"), but hopefully you will like it! As usual, I recorded all guitar and bass (pitch-shifted guitar) tracks direct using my Line 6 POD X3. Drum tracks were created using Toontrack EZdrummer with the Drumkit from Hell add-on (thanks to RedSGShredder for the suggestion). I used REAPER (DAW software) to record, mix, and master the tracks on my computer. Eventually I'll write a bit about this recording process on my website. Note that in the video I'm simply demonstrating how to play the main guitar parts. The guitar I used in this video and for the recording is a Washburn X50 Pro FE (except for the clean part, for which I used a Yamaha Pacifica 112). Special thanks goes to PetrucciFever ( http://www.youtube.com/user/PetrucciFever ) for his valuable feedback and suggestions that helped me to finalize this song! Please download his FREE album. You will LOVE it! http://rapidshare.com/files/180475697/PetrucciFever_s_Guitarified.rar Thanks for watching my video. Please let me know what you think! Website: http://www.killrbuckeye.com Author: KillrBuckeye Keywords: KillrBuckeye original song guitar electric metal Buckeye Ohio State washburn x50 pro fe emg POD X3 Line6 line shred reaper recording composition heavy rock instrumental solo rising ezdrummer drumkit from hell yt:quality=high Added: March 4, 2009

* Watch in high quality by clicking the link below! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKRUagaWcpQ The Rising are available on my website (see link below). Make sure to read the information about TuxGuitar if you don't have Guitar Pro! The tuning is drop C. * Please visit my website for information about my gear, playing history, cover video recording method, tabs, frequently asked questions, and more! http://www.killrbuckeye.com * This work is copyright protected: http://www.myfreecopyright.com/registered_mcn/C81C2_040DB_001E2 Please contact me for permission to use this song. This is my second metal composition for YouTube! All of these riffs were written during the past 3 months, and I spent quite a bit of time coming up with an arrangement that worked. It was more challenging than Arrival , because there are 4 tempo and time signature changes in the song! I had to experiment a bit to make the transitions between these sections smooth, but I'm pretty happy with the finished product. I think it's quite different from my first song ( Arrival ), but hopefully you will like it! As usual, I recorded all guitar and bass (pitch-shifted guitar) tracks direct using my Line 6 POD X3. Drum tracks were created using Toontrack EZdrummer with the Drumkit from Hell add-on (thanks to RedSGShredder for the suggestion). I used REAPER (DAW software) to record, mix, and master the tracks on my computer. Eventually I'll write a bit about this recording process on my website. Note that in the video I'm simply demonstrating how to play the main guitar parts. The guitar I used in this video and for the recording is a Washburn X50 Pro FE (except for the clean part, for which I used a Yamaha Pacifica 112). Special thanks goes to PetrucciFever ( http://www.youtube.com/user/PetrucciFever ) for his valuable feedback and suggestions that helped me to finalize this song! Please download his FREE album. You will LOVE it! http://rapidshare.com/files/180475697/PetrucciFever_s_Guitarified.rar Thanks for watching my video. Please let me know what you think! Website: http://www.killrbuckeye.com

* Watch in high quality by clicking the link below! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKRUagaWcpQ The Rising are available on my website (see link below). Make sure to read the information about TuxGuitar if you don't have Guitar Pro! The tuning is drop C. * Please visit my website for information about my gear, playing history, cover video recording method, tabs, frequently asked questions, and more! http://www.killrbuckeye.com * This work is copyright protected: http://www.myfreecopyright.com/registered_mcn/C81C2_040DB_001E2 Please contact me for permission to use this song. This is my second metal composition for YouTube! All of these riffs were written during the past 3 months, and I spent quite a bit of time coming up with an arrangement that worked. It was more challenging than Arrival , because there are 4 tempo and time signature changes in the song! I had to experiment a bit to make the transitions between these sections smooth, but I'm pretty happy with the finished product. I think it's quite different from my first song ( Arrival ), but hopefully you will like it! As usual, I recorded all guitar and bass (pitch-shifted guitar) tracks direct using my Line 6 POD X3. Drum tracks were created using Toontrack EZdrummer with the Drumkit from Hell add-on (thanks to RedSGShredder for the suggestion). I used REAPER (DAW software) to record, mix, and master the tracks on my computer. Eventually I'll write a bit about this recording process on my website. Note that in the video I'm simply demonstrating how to play the main guitar parts. The guitar I used in this video and for the recording is a Washburn X50 Pro FE (except for the clean part, for which I used a Yamaha Pacifica 112). Special thanks goes to PetrucciFever ( http://www.youtube.com/user/PetrucciFever ) for his valuable feedback and suggestions that helped me to finalize this song! Please download his FREE album. You will LOVE it! http://rapidshare.com/files/180475697/PetrucciFever_s_Guitarified.rar Thanks for watching my video. Please let me know what you think! Website: http://www.killrbuckeye.com

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STOP ASKING ME WHERE OR HOW TO GET THIS PROGRAM - OR WHAT IT IS...ALL THE INFO YOU NEED IS HERE.... HTTP://WWW.TOONTRACK.COM Same track as before but using Drum Kit From Hell...what do you think?

STOP ASKING ME WHERE OR HOW TO GET THIS PROGRAM - OR WHAT IT IS...ALL THE INFO YOU NEED IS HERE.... HTTP://WWW.TOONTRACK.COM Same track as before but using Drum Kit From Hell...what do you think?