Often when you go out to clubs or flip through music channels, have you ever just paused and look up to the DJs bringing the house down, wishing that you could do what they were doing?
Have you ever felt as if you could be just as good as they are, if you only had the money and training to do what it takes to become a DJ? Well, if you have then this is the time to stop wishing and start making your dreams come true. Dr. Drum is beat mixing software that lets you create professional beats that DJs produce at a fraction of the cost.
With this software, there is no need for you to purchase expensive equipment like turntables, sequencers and sampling software. There is also no need to book studio time or hire professionals to refine your cuts. Dr. Drum lets you do all of that within one simple software, simple being the operative word.
Most professional sound editing software require months of training on how to figure out and use. There are actually university programs dedicated to teaching aspiring DJs on how to edit and mix beats on these software, such as Sony Soundforge and Acid Pro.
You don’t need to bother with all of that, as the interface of Dr. Drum is just as fast and powerful, yet is so intuitive that you can literally just load the software and start mixing beats without wasting hours on learning the software.
The major plus points of Dr. Drum lie in its various amazing features that let you create a professional grade track with minimum training and effort. All you need is a good ear for music and a good sense of rhythm and time.
Dr. Drum has a unique sixteen tract sequencer which makes composition incredibly easy to piece together. Editing your track becomes incredibly easy, because Dr. Drum has a powerful and fast yet intuitive interface that takes you seconds to maneuver through without wasting time on figuring out how to work out the kinks, as you might have had to do with other software of the same kind.
Another factor that sets Dr. Drum apart from other software of its kind is that Dr. Drum does not have samples in Mp3 format. Software that use Mp3 for their samples that are in the file, bring down the quality of the mix drastically.
This is because Mp3’s are compressed files, which are far from professional grade. When you export compressed files, they get re-compressed which results in double compression that leaves you with a choppy sample, far below that of professional industry standards.
When you consider the low quality of the samples given in these types of beat mixing software you can imagine the amateurish outcome of the final pieces.
Dr. Drum includes comprehensive training tutorials that show you exactly how to create any beat that you want in any genre. These include West Coast tunes, to dub step styling from all the way from London, from House and Jungle to R&B and Hip Hop all the way to the State of Trance and Techno, which can help you make your tracks diverse and versatile.
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