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I have the "Beat Garden" rom which contains special "stereo" drum 
presets, but those have way too much stereo width, so instead I 
choose to use the mono drums. I prefer mono drum samples in front of 
stereo, but then of course I use lots of panning and reverb 'n stuff, 
which of course makes it sound a bit more "stereo'ish" ...

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--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "jesse_medway <medway808@h...>" 
<medway808@h...> wrote:
> 
> I pretty much always use mono samples and then use a good
> stereo room verb (lexicon pcm80) to widen them out a little.
> a good trick for stereo is to just have two sounds, like two
> sanres and pan them.  then you can alter the velocity of the
> hits so its a little dynamic.  anyways too much stereo stuff
> will cloud the imaging.  a little is good but not too much...
> 
> 
> 
> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> > I prefer stereo samples, at then you have the option of making 
them 
> mono!
> > 
> > rEalm
> > Q for the producers...
> > 
> > When writing a good drum break (ala drum'n'bass), do you use 
stereo 
> > or mono drum samples?  I've been noticing alot of the stuff i 
> listen 
> > to might have stereo snare samples, but mono bassdrum, hihats and 
> > etc.  IS there a perferred method?
> > 
> > sapo
> >