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It's called Schwa midi humanizer
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=7231

You're a very talented player. Especially for your age. Carry on young man!

if you really want to humanize your drums in an dignified way
get a notation program and write the the drums as opposed to program them like most folks.

Actually I do make my drums from a notation program, not sure how other people program drums.

It's called Schwa midi humanizer
http://forum.cockos.com/showthread.php?t=7231

Hmmm, I guess it doesnt work with Cubase..

You're a very talented player. Especially for your age. Carry on young man!

Thanks! Im actually 22, not THAT young .

Actually I do make my drums from a notation program, not sure how other people program drums.

Well then you can 'humanize' the long tedious way - changing note positions and volumes manually. Also vary up the beats - do a few measures with one beat, then change it up a little and do another 4 bars, then go back to the original one, etc.

Actually I do make my drums from a notation program, not sure how other people program drums.

Well then you can 'humanize' the long tedious way - changing note positions and volumes manually. Also vary up the beats - do a few measures with one beat, then change it up a little and do another 4 bars, then go back to the original one, etc.

Done a bit of research and found out Cubase has a MIDI Modifiers function for this sort of stuff. Im going to release a cover (more of a remake actually) with that feature on, and hopefully the drums will sound better.