hello, first post!
I've been using JS4 Standard driving SSD5, works great!
On some songs the SSD5 "ready-to-mix" sounds are a bit too processed for my tastes, and would prefer samples that are a bit more raw.
I'm considering picking up the XL addon, if it will address this. I'm curious how much processing has been done on them, and is there a way to split out room, overhead and close mics to separate outputs?
DAW: Reaper
OS: Win10
Jamstix XL Samples - Dry or Processed?
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Azimuth (Archive)
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Jamstix XL Samples - Dry or Processed?
Hi and welcome to the forum,
In my opinion the "processing" is equivalent to the JS standard kits but all the JS 4 sounds are much more "pliable" due to the improved mixer in JS4. The Kits can be routed to separate mixer channels the same as the standard JS kit. The default 8 channel routing is Kick, Snare, Toms, Hats, Ride, Cymbals, Percussion, Ambience. HTH
In my opinion the "processing" is equivalent to the JS standard kits but all the JS 4 sounds are much more "pliable" due to the improved mixer in JS4. The Kits can be routed to separate mixer channels the same as the standard JS kit. The default 8 channel routing is Kick, Snare, Toms, Hats, Ride, Cymbals, Percussion, Ambience. HTH
Jamstix XL Samples - Dry or Processed?
yes, that's helpful, thanksa_zimuth wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum,
In my opinion the "processing" is equivalent to the JS standard kits but all the JS 4 sounds are much more "pliable" due to the improved mixer in JS4. The Kits can be routed to separate mixer channels the same as the standard JS kit. The default 8 channel routing is Kick, Snare, Toms, Hats, Ride, Cymbals, Percussion, Ambience. HTH