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Allyn
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Figuring out drum tracks

I take a music composition class at school, and I am currently undertaking a project in which we have to emulate a favourite tune of ours using the (generally old) synthesizer that we have.

Being a trance fan, i went to find one that could be semi-easily emulated. I chose Masters & Nickson - Out There (5th Dimension) to attempt this.

I got most of it figured out, except the drum track. I have never played drums, nor in the 3 years i've been in the class have i really ever touched a drum track, and i can't really disern all the parts of it.

Does anyone have any suggestions, or able to tell me what the drum sounds are?

Thank you in advance.


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BIKKEL
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I know the song but dont have it myself.

But whith most trance tracks they use a build-up.

SO if you listen to the 1st minute you can figure out what the sequence of the drum track is!

(i gues )

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Allyn
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Yes, i've been using it, the bigger problem is when more sounds are layered, the harder it becomes to distinguish the new ones from the old bunch.

Well, back to see if i can get it down. Thanks


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thecYrus
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perhaps robert nickson can help you he's on this board too :P

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BIKKEL
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Originally posted by Allyn
Yes, i've been using it, the bigger problem is when more sounds are layered, the harder it becomes to distinguish the new ones from the old bunch.

Well, back to see if i can get it down. Thanks


Its not working imidiately but after listen to it couple of times it works. It just practicing.

And ofcource write it down on paper!

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