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Wheres a good place to ask a drum module question?

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cz9091

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I'm looking for a proper forum to ask the following. TIA

I'm sure there have been thousands on this, so please be patient with me.

I basically use an Alesis SR-16 midi'd through an Alesis DM-5 to lay drum tracks.

Nothing like a real drummer, but I don't have one, and am not at heart a syncopated talent.

But nothing I've heard has as realistic a recorded sound as those in my experience, which is limited.

So I'm asking for advice on any sequencers/sound banks that you all recommed (you real drummers and studio people's) and think are the MOST realistic snares, high-tops, kicks, toms.

I do mostly Rock, Pop and occasional Folk. But can do Soul, Jazz, and am looking for Versatility.

Thank you immeasurably,
cz90191
 
I've got a Boss DR-770 drum machine, and I like a lot of the drum sounds better than the Alesis SR-16. I know it's not a module, but it makes for some nice sounding demos.
 
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