**** snare flams using audio to score function!

Question

Hello,
I've been using audio to score function to trigger snare samples from the ex24 to mix in with a recorded audio snare track.
The problem is however the midi notes don't always exactly lock in with the audio resulting in random flams that I have to zoom in and move.
Have I got the settings wrong for this? (I think I used the preset for drums-fast)
Not sure if there is something I'm doing wrong, possibly the sensitivity?
Thanks!

Answer 1

You've got to play with the settings, and yes, I get flams too. You have to zoom in, and clean up the audio to score process. It's good, but not perfect.
Superior has released a program called drum tracker , it will generate a midi file from an audio drumtrack file. It uses a series of filters to better pick out kik, hats, etc. It's better than Logic's, but Logic's function will still fill the bill (without having to spend extra $$$.
In fact, you can set up a similar EQ filter, to help Logic improve it's recognition of kick, snares, hats, etc. Create a eq for each drum you want to detect. If you were replacing drums all day long, the Superior drum tracker would be a good investment. If you do it only occassionally, stick to Logic's 'audio to score' feature .