Anything. Like EZ Drummer For iPad

[The Elf]

Sugar Bytes' DrumComputer will let you load your own samples.

[Scouser]

Cheers Elf, will check that out, whilst we are on the subject, were is a good starting point for samples, to use with ipad ? Would that be an online library or something, just that I wouldn't know where to start, if folks already know a place.

[Scouser]

Whilst i'm here might as well ask what ios drums people use here for creating realistic drum parts quickly, I looking at drum computer at the mo, which looks good, but maybe overkill for what I need to early to say, but there are lots of parameters, that I will prob never use.

[The Elf]

I can't help feeling you're looking to create oil paintings with a pencil. I really think that if you are wanting to create realistic-sounding drum parts then an iPad is not the way to do it.

Just IMHO.

[Scouser]

Sure, nothing like a real drummer.

[The Elf]

What I mean is that creating realistic drum parts requires both extensive editing and lots of multi-samples, which is something you're more likely to be able to accommodate in the likes of NI Kontakt, a mouse and a full-featured DAW than on an iPad. There's no ready made equivalent of the likes of Steven Slate drum libraries on iPad that I'm aware of.

[ManFromGlass]

I’ve been having some fun with Soft Drummer which may still have a good sale price. It looks like Delay EQ Reverb and Compression can all be disabled but I haven’t checked under headphones to be sure.

[Scouser]

I bought soft drummer too, I think the sounds are great, some of the best I have heard for iPad. The big let down for me is no manual !

I am finding it difficult to get the sounds dry, when I listened on headphones the sounds were wet, if you have any joy would be very interested to know