- GROOVE AGENT 5 VS BATTERY 4 FOR FREE
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More is therefore better, but what if you have to choose?
GROOVE AGENT 5 VS BATTERY 4 SOFTWARE
So dont point me to Linda.First rule of music software - no one has a monopoly - all software has one good sound. But I see you talk bout real drum sounds, but when i say GA4>B4 is about what function it has and B4 hasnt…not if the style is ok or not…for realm drumming sound, notyhing beats a real drumset and a real drummer!!!īut has function? 1st: note repeat…plus the slicing tool that is way better… (maybe if I dig a bit more I’ll found many more function unvailable in B4 that are in GA4)…
GROOVE AGENT 5 VS BATTERY 4 PLUS
Plus what you said bout B4 wasnt so true…when you compared it to GA4. Like I said, it wasnt the topic…so what’s annoying is when someone comes to answer your question but finally is tryin to make you go to another software…it wasn’t my question, “should i buy B4 or GA4” … do you understand what i thought was off topic? Won’t try anymore as is seems to annoy you. Think we never will see eye to eye on this. Just think Battery is better for electronic (and a bunch of others too) and Toontrack for more trad music.
GROOVE AGENT 5 VS BATTERY 4 MANUAL
I have even written a manual for the thing, now used by Groove Monkee and included when you download grooves for GA. I also use Minestry of Rock from time to time (now kind of replaced with a more modern interface, but I have not done the upgrade). My preferred drumsoftware right now are the Sieblings from Toontrack. It does however take away one argument for GA in comparison to the alternatives. If you do not want to use the slide bar, just fine by me. The only grooves you can use the slider on is Steinbergs own. I only said that where it excels above others is the slide bar (most drum software have some kind of groove player).
I never said GA could not play grooves, any grooves that is. I only said that Battery is not the groove player as GA4 (as it has no MIDI player built in). You can play drums just fine with any MIDI controller. And I never said it was not possible to play the drums in GA4. However this was more of a Battery question so I was a little more kind to GA4 than usual. My wife is doubting me as well Story of my life. Sounds worse than it actually is, cause the mapping options you got when you drop a batch of samples to a pad. You have to browse for the samples and remap the kits yourself. Or get the drum maps for the Battery Kits. You can easily change the notes of the patterns. I accept your opinion about the Acoustic Agents.ītw: It is easy to use the GA patterns to control Battery. You can do all the stuff and even more with GA4. With the advantage to edit them in the VSTi and the It’s no problem to play the drums yourself with GA4, you canĭrop ALL KINDS of MIDI patterns in and out of GA4. But the most people who use GA4 as a drum machineĭon’t give a flower about the slide bar. And Battery4 is more about electronic drums than Battery 3.ĭude, I’m starting to doubt you. Especially electronic drums would be kind of messy. Groove Monkee has some MIDI files prepared for Battery but since each kit is so huge and different in Battery, the grooves may sound strange (or interesting) when you change between them playing the same groove.Īs the routing on many of the drums will be different, it is also difficult to get a good result when routing the MIDI signals from GA4 to Battery having Battery drum sets play the grooves of GA4. Battery is more of a “I like to play the drums myself” software. However Battery is not much of a groove player as GA4 is.
GROOVE AGENT 5 VS BATTERY 4 FOR FREE
Battery has a more open philosophy and you can get a lot of drum sets for free on the net. To use one of the main features in GA4, the slide bar system to change the styles on the fly, you can only use styles (grooves) made by Steinberg, think that is why they made it that way. (I guess my objections towards GA4 has been duly noted already so I won’t get into that now). Battery is huge and takes time to master but it is worth it IMHO.
You can do things with Battery that no other software can get close to. In fact one of the most versatile in the market right now. I am not sure why you want to do it either as Battery 4 is an excellent drum software. Not directly, but you can always go the way through wave files and do them one by one if you got the time.
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