I'm looking for drum pattern templates.. possibly midi notes on a drum rack, that gives me ideas as to where I can place toms, bongos, congas, rimshots etc, and gives me the flexibilty to moves these midi notes around... is there such a thing? Does Spectrasonics Stylus do this?
Do you understand what a joke is? I wasn't talking about anyone here, but generally if someone lacks a sense of rhythm I don't see them accomplishing much with their music. I'm not trying to be harsh here.
Do you understand what a joke is? I wasn't talking about anyone here, but generally if someone lacks a sense of rhythm I don't see them accomplishing much with their music. I'm not trying to be harsh here.
yeah i know relax man I am just messing with you, I missed ya that's all.
Do you understand what a joke is? I wasn't talking about anyone here, but generally if someone lacks a sense of rhythm I don't see them accomplishing much with their music. I'm not trying to be harsh here.
coming from the guy who has one comment on his soundcloud track
I'm looking for drum pattern templates.. possibly midi notes on a drum rack, that gives me ideas as to where I can place toms, bongos, congas, rimshots etc, and gives me the flexibilty to moves these midi notes around... is there such a thing? Does Spectrasonics Stylus do this?
Like the other cat said plenty of midi construction kits which will allow you to become an expert in no time.
Ignore what others say and just go buy them...........
Their is nothing wrong with learning, and if you lack these skills these midi templates will indeed help you.
Go get em.
__________________ Techno sounds better on a step Sequencer.
i'm not sure midi templates will help you create complex african tech house.
but yeah, best thing to do is just loop sections of whatever you're trying to emulate until you figure out whats going on. you can slow the track down if the drumming is too fast to follow.
i'm not sure midi templates will help you create complex african tech house.
but yeah, best thing to do is just loop sections of whatever you're trying to emulate until you figure out whats going on. you can slow the track down if the drumming is too fast to follow.
Im African and I struggle creating complex african tech house LOL
posting here gets you comments, but they are worthless...
I wouldn't say worthless... you just have to determine what's useful and what isn't.. a guy saying to give up making music because I want to find drum patten templates, is pretty worthless info, but a guy who points me in the direction of exactly what I was looking for, isn't
Yeah xox style step sequencing is my favourite method for beats also.
For more complex african stuff etc, your better off using loops in the background, it needs to be totally human feel to work, then program more beats on top.
Yeah xox style step sequencing is my favourite method for beats also.
For more complex african stuff etc, your better off using loops in the background, it needs to be totally human feel to work, then program more beats on top.
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I thought the idea was to give each perc/hit its own space? Is it ok to layer toms on top of toms?
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