are you using midi loops or are they wav files? If they are Midi I would think that you could alter them a little bit to fit your song...thats pretty much what I did with mine and it turned out OK...
They are Acid loops from a CD 'drum sampler' I got with Ableton. You can 'play' loops in Ableton. There is also a drum sequencer in both Cubase and Ableton where you can alter a lot of stuff, but I don't have the keyboard for Cubase, and I don't have the time for this song to figure out Ableton.
I did the drum loop in Ableton and Rewired Ableton into Cubase, but I could not figure out from there how to get the loop to play in Cubase in the Rewire channel. So I just saved it as a .wav file and dropped it into Cubase that way. I am slowly figuring this stuff out. I am very at home in a analog studio situation because I did recording and production work for a couple of years, but that was before the digital revolution. I'm loving this, but have a ton of stuff to learn still.
Organizing stuff has always been the biggest PITA for me....having my current setup eliminated the need for that, though....
SCHWEET!
Did you get a chance to listen to what I sent you? I might have time this afternoon to fix it....
Yeah, I gave it a quick listen this morning. Sounds good. I can tell it's right at the top of your vocal range, but it sounds good to me.
The sound is terribly boxy, too...you can actually hear the ceiling reflections.
I sing (literally) in our clothes closet. It is right next to my desk where my laptop sits. Sound wise it is very, very dead with all the clothes hanging up and a carpeted floor....
The ceiling in my studio is only about 7 feet tall.
Luckily, it's an oddly shaped room, so it doesn't really sound boxy.