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You can get real drums played for you on Fiverr.
I've used this guy for several tunes and they've worked out great
https://www.fiverr.com/glennwelman
https://soundcertified.com/speaker-ohms-calculator/
Cheers dood! It's working out really well with the Trio+ tbh, but thx anyways.
He's in this "Secret Shopper" type review vid as one of the drummers.
https://soundcertified.com/speaker-ohms-calculator/
To imitate human performance nuances, it is necessary to experiment with the editing pages' complexity/loudness grid, push/drag, swing and fills controls. Introduce dynamic variety.
For hyper complexity, it may necessary to convert the drummer track graphic representation to a MIDI Piano Roll for detailed editing of timing and velocity.
For one of my musical collaboration Projects, in the complex time signature section, it was more satisfactory to drag MIDI drum and percussion events into timing alignment with the acoustic guitar notes than forcing the guitar into strict tempo and losing all human feel.
Once upon a time, human drummers used to speed up during the more exciting portions of a composition - usually the chorus. Use the dedicated Tempo track to alter the sections by a few BPM. Ramp up for half a bar into a chorus. Ramp down again smoothly just before the beginning the next verse.
If your Project includes MIDI sequenced keyboard parts, these will follow the tempo changes too.
Once you become familiar with how some performance features appear on a MIDI Piano Roll grid, you can draw them in using the mouse pointer. (Stunts such as running a hand quickly across the keys of a Hammond organ.)
https://www.youtube.com/@GlennWelman/videos
I tried going down the midi drum editing road, but after watching tons of drum cam videos, I quickly realised that I was never going to beat a human