Visit:
http://listen.to/tapdrum/
What you need is a MIDI drum controller and a drum machine.

: I play the bass and a my friend play the guitar; we want to use the midi
: files to substitute the drum, but we want a sound more realistic where we
: can lucking for it?
: Tank you, Alioth

Try AnalogX SayIt (the simplest!) - www.analogx.com
P_Mart
And check http://www.mp3.com/emuzak too! :-)

Posted by Robert
Rap News Direct Staff
9/1/2004 6:46:54

There’s a good chance you may already know just exactly who The Alchemist is. As one of the most in-demand hip-hop producers, Al has already crafted anthems for a virtual who’s who of the genre including rap & hip hop's NAS, Mobb Deep, Jadakiss, Snoop Dogg and numerous others. The Alchemist is now set to step into the spotlight as he gets ready to release his much-anticipated debut album 1st Infantry on ALC Records/KOCH Records.
Streeting on September 21st, the new album is already being deemed “A triumph” by XXL. Vibe has been equally complimentary, giving the album 4 out of 5 discs and heralding him as “THE go-to producer for the East-Coast street sound.”

1st Infantry’s first single “Hold You Down” feat. Prodigy, Nina Sky and Illa Ghee is already making waves on New York’s Hot 97 while a video for the record has already shipped to B.E.T. The clip was directed by Estevan Oriol (Cypress Hill, Blink-182).

1st Infantry features a mix of artists who best compliment Al’s progressive sound as well a slew of others who Al has worked with over the years. “Bangers,” the first street joint leaked from the release, features

G-Unit’s very own Lloyd Banks—it’s already received a lot of love on mixtapes across the country. Other guests on the forthcoming album include Cypress Hill, Havoc and Prodigy of Mobb Deep, T.I., Dilated Peoples, Jadakiss, Devin the Dude, NAS, the West Coast’s top prospect The Game, and many others.

As a much sought-after producer, The Alchemist most recently produced a track on Jadakiss’ new album, Kiss of Death. He also produced four tracks on Mobb Deep’s just-released chart-topping album, Amerikaz Nightmare including its first single “Got It Twisted.” Since recently being added to the management roster of Paul Rosenberg, founder of powerhouse firm Goliath Artists (Eminem, Xzibit, Cypress Hill), The Alchemist looks forward to taking his biggest and best step forward in his work in the coming year. Al can also be hear°>ÃwŒë
d on Coca-Cola's new Vanilla Coke radio commercial that he produced and performed on with acclaimed actor, Chazz Palminteri (Usual Suspects, Bronx Tale).

It was with Mobb Deep that The Alchemist started to be recognized for his more aggressive style of beat making when he produced two highlights on the group’s platinum album gem, Murda Muzik ("The Realest", "Thug Music"). While the underground crowd was already aware of Al’s tendency for hardcore tracks, artists like Fat Joe ("Bring it On"), Eminem ("Get Back") Freddy Fox (“Stock in The Game”) and Capone-N-Noreaga ("Bang, Bang") soon noticed Al as a producer that could prepare the right musical background for them to capture their aggression.

He has been sought out for projects with Jadakiss ("We Gone Make it"), Prodigy ("Keep It Thoro"), NAS ("Book Of Rhymes"), Snoop Dogg ("Hey Girl"), Ludacris, Ghostface Killah, Big Daddy Kane as well as alternative acts such as Linkin Park and Morcheeba.

Despite the increasing attention from high profile acts

<a href="http://www.sonicfoundry.com">Sonic Foundry sell loops</a> but you can get them from <a href="http://www.mp3.com/">artists at MP3.com</a>.

: I want to buy hip hop loops online,but I don't know where to go,and secondly I want to know how I can find people who can find phat good sounding,mysterious hip hop loops so I can hear what it sounds like and buy them to make my album.

: Thax

This might be a solution for you:

<a href="http://www.pensacolabay.com/">http://www.pensacolabay.com/</a>

: Do you know of a company in the Florida area that can transfer LPs to CDs? I know there is plenty of software out there to do it yourself, but we don't want to. There's quite a bit of albums and want someone who can do it professionally. Please advise.

Did you try going to the homepage of the people who actually make BeatC10D?

http://users.compaqnet.be/CubicCarrot/

Andy

Why not just try out the demo?

: Hi PPL
: I was just wondering if the DePopper also cleaned up the sound on cassette recordings too?Is the idea that you take the vinyl or cassette onto the computer then clean it up therefore making any source of music available to clean up?

Contact the vendor??

Just a wild stab in the dark... ;))

SteveR