Re: Fruit Loops

[John Roseborough <jrose@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu>]

Can someone post a URL for the Fruit Loops software mentioned below? All
I've found in my net searches are pages about cereal boxes... :P

I downloaded Hammerhead last week, now that I've also got a PC setup for
audio. I love it's interface... now I just need to make some new samples
for it. BTW, is there a web site dedicated to sharing Hammerhead files or
samples? I'm looking for more drum+bass style loops.

John



> Leonardo Cavallo wrote:
> > 
> > At 17.30 08/05/98 +0800, you wrote:
> > >Has anybody tried a drummachine software program called "Fruit 
>Loops"? It's
> > >kinda like "Hammerhead". BTW, when is the new version of Hammerhead 
>coming
> > >out anyway?
> > >
> > >C H R I S
> > >
> > >MP3 traders mailing lists at http://come.to/mp3-traders
> > >Reggae/Dancehall/Dub/Ska mailing list at http://come.to/reggae-list
> > >Erykah Badu mailing list http://come.to/badu
> > >
> > >
> > 
> > Talking about drum loops and drum&bass, I've found that's possible to
> > recreate that rhythmic things without using a sampler. You can do all 
>the
> > breakbeats editing and arranging on an audio seq. with really good 
>results.
> > I'm using Cubase VST to build my drum loops and editing my Stick parts 
>and
> > looping.
> > The key for that Roni Size sound is not in sampling the single piece 
>of the
> > drum kit (as you normally do writing midi drum patterns)  but using 
>parts of
> > a whole sampled groove. You cut the bar in quarters or eights and then
> > reorder the fragments in a new way. Try this method.
> > 
> > I find the mix of live looping and jungle really interesting. Who's 
>with me?
> > I'd like to mention the music samples of Andre La Fosse on his web 
>page as a
> > really good example to listen if you like this kind of music.
> > 
> > ciao
> > leo
> 
>