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21.06.2006, 02:34 PM
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The Cubase randomizer works great for adding a bit of feel to your drums. Randomize velocity and position by a little bit and it'll sound more authentic and "humanized" but if you have a boring rythm to begin with it wouldn't solve the problem...
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