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| Mossy |
I found this on my travels this morning:
cc-ccc-ccc-ccc-c closed hat
--o---o---o---o- open hat
----s-------s--- snare
k---k---k---k--- kick
Its a really good pattern for a basic drum loop. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mossy
I found this on my travels this morning:
cc-ccc-ccc-ccc-c closed hat
--o---o---o---o- open hat
----s-------s--- snare
k---k---k---k--- kick
Its a really good pattern for a basic drum loop. |
That is actually the most basic pattern you can get.
It's good to use as the basis but very, very boring if you have nothing else going. |
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| Mossy |
| I had been struggling with drum patterns all morning and that helped loads, so hopefully it will save a lot of searching for another newb :) |
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| burns |
| Dont be scared of the 64/1 ! |
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| FuzzyGreen |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
Did you know that a d'n'b loop in the background gives a nice touch ;) |
Thanks for the hint Mr.Mystery. I'll have to give this a try on my next track I start on.
On my current track I just used a loop and chopped it to hell and back then applied some effects and eq. |
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| d. mxr |
| I too was having drum pattern problems , Thanks to this thread I have seen some light :) |
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| Damie Mckeown |
| APPLY A SMALL AMOUNT OF REVERB TO THE HIGH FREQUENCIES OF A kick FOR GODS SAKE IT MAKES THE KICK SOUND ALOT MORE IN THE MIX DURING SOLOED PARTS, THANKS:whip: ;) :p |
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| RaVeRSurGe_NYTA |
| quote: | Originally posted by burns
Dont be scared of the 64/1 ! |
rofl... what he said ^ |
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| Mossy |
| dj-sean - can you give me any tips on how to create the nice fills (the effects) you have in the clip you posted? |
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| paranoik0 |
| quote: | Originally posted by burns
Dont be scared of the 64/1 ! |
and to the ignorants on here, what do you mean by a 64/1? :conf: |
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| dj-sean |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mossy
dj-sean - can you give me any tips on how to create the nice fills (the effects) you have in the clip you posted? |
The reverbed holden'esque clap type sound is a chopped up sample I got from one of the Dorumalaia sample packs, the whoosh can be created with Synth1, or pretty much any noise generator and careful EQ'ing. The other fill I have in there, that rising screech type sound was created by stretching the out of a standard 909 OH with slow attack. |
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| DeZmA |
| quote: | Originally posted by paranoik0
and to the ignorants on here, what do you mean by a 64/1? :conf: |
64/1 =
1/64 part of a note
(=the number of squares in your step sequencer)
I hardly ever use it.. 32 is enough |
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