Trillium Lane Labs Plug-ins Guide
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Using TL Drum Rehab
TL Drum Rehab can be used to reinforce a drum
performance with sampled drum sounds or can
be used to replace the original drum sounds en-
tirely with sampled drums.
For most applications of TL Drum Rehab you
only need to use the Trigger panel (see “Trigger
Panel Display and Controls” on page 29).
For more complicated drum parts, you may
want to use the Expert panel to commit or ig-
nore specific detected triggers, as well as quan-
tize or edit the location of committed triggers
(see “Expert Panel Display and Controls” on
page 35).
To edit sample layers and adjust the sound of
samples, use the Samples panel (“Samples Panel
Display and Controls” on page 39).
TL Drum Rehab Workflow
Examples
The following section describes two possible
workflow examples for using TL Drum Rehab.
The first example uses TL Drum Rehab to re-
place the kick drum sound on a mono kick drum
track in real-time. The second example describes
a more complicated procedure, using TL Drum
Rehab’s Expert panel to replace a high hat track
and quantize the replacement samples.
Workflow Example 1
Using TL Drum Rehab to replace a kick drum
sound:
1
Insert TL Drum Rehab on a mono audio track
of a kick drum recording.
2
Make a short selection to set TL Drum Rehab’s
parameters. For example, make a two bar selec-
tion.
3
In TL Drum Rehab’s Trigger panel (see “Trigger
Panel Display and Controls” on page 29), select
Kick
from the Detector Mode pop-up menu (see
“Detector Mode” on page 30).
4
Enable Listen mode by clicking the Listen but-
ton. The Listen button lights when Listen mode
is enabled.
TL Drum Rehab is a mono plug-in only. It
cannot be used on multi-channel tracks
(stereo or greater).
Create a Selection memory location for your
two-bar selection. This lets you quickly re-
turn to the original selection in case you
want to further adjust TL Drum Rehab’s
settings.
Detector Mode pop-up menu
Trigger Panel button