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How about playing the drum parts on a keyboard through your synth in Sonar, then you can pick your own timing? "Natural" and "automation" though, are not easy to put together Vic That would be the only way I can think of as well. But the problem is you want the timing of the program for most of the song, it can then sound pretty noticable or bad, if the timing is not flawless, like it could sound like i did exactly what i did!
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