drum loops in Audacity

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I know - total waste of a Tech Room topic.I'm doing a recording for Prince month in the PRF Tribute Challenge, and I need some drums. I *have* drums, but my Portastudio is messed up; and the stuff needed to mic, mix, and record into the computer is... well, not worth my time for a single song that maybe a dozen people will ever listen to. The drum track for the number I'm doing is dead simple, anyway.I just need like a 10-minute loop. How do I do this? I am COMPLETELY clueless is ABSOLUTELY EVERY FORM of recording that doesn't involve a physical hardware cassette or SD card 4/8 track.

drum loops in Audacity

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Good to hear.I was actually going to suggest that you could just download the Reaper demo, and easily put a beat together in it. In addition to that, Reaper might be easier to record in than Audacity while having a more "In Depth" set of features.You know what? I will suggest looking into Reaper no matter what.

drum loops in Audacity

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numberthirty wrote:Would it just be easiest to have someone make a loop, and put it up for you to download and slap in Audacity?This is how ignorant I am: I don't know!Possibly, though I hate piggybacking on somebody else's work (noting the irony in saying this about a *cover challenge*)... I can figure out how to import a file, one assumes.That said, I know there are free loops available on the internet: is there a preferred source for grooves?

drum loops in Audacity

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numberthirty wrote:A couple of questions...- Let's say you magically had that loop right this minute. How are you going to record anything else(if I'm not being too much of a busy body)?- How simple are we talking on that drum part?Honestly?I'm gonna use my Porta02 (the tape mechanism is a little wonky, but the mixer works fine) as an input, and run that through my A/D into the laptop.Re: simplicity - I'm talking kick-snare-kick-snare here.https://open.spotify.com/track/11I2LXtHmkB6ehzz8HbTR9

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