This time round I show you how to make some Drum & Bass music. I based this heavily on the mainstream sort of UK sound that is popular here in New Zealand ma 2) Bring up the bass with the kick. The kick and bass should occupy slightly different frequency spaces. The kick will usually be in the 60 to 80 Hz range whereas the bass will emphasize higher frequencies anywhere from 80 to 250 Hz (although sometimes the two are reversed depending upon the song). Do you record : Guitar/bass first to the click. Guitar/bass first to a midi sequenced guide track. Drums first to a click/imagination of where the songs going to go. If you're a drummer, I guess you could just imagine the song you're recording in your head, and just play along to a click - then layer guitar etc after that. Add kicks on the first beat of the first bar, halfway between the second and third note of the first bar, and on the fourth beat of the first bar. Duplicate the kicks on the second bar, then delete the final kick. The kicks are a little loud, so drag over the kicks to select them, and turn their Velocity down to 84. 5. Making a big snare sound. The seller was a young guy in his 20's on tour in the US with his band from Europe. They had just finished their last gig and needed to fly back home. The drum set looked like hell! It was a busted yellow wrap finish, peeling and cracked. He was asking $500 the 5-piece drum set which included a: 24" X 16" Bass Drum. How to Make Phonk – Step 1: Lead Melody 🎶. First things first, let’s set a BPM. Phonk is quite a versatile genre in terms of tempo: anything from 120 all the way to 150 will work. You can also go up to 170 or 180 BPM, but you would then be in half-time (i.e. the kick is not on every beat, like for drum and bass). JbStPy. Make the Top of the Drum. Stick the beginning of the clear (cello) tape about 3cm down onto the side of the drum, stretch the tape across the top of the cardboard tube as hard as you can and stick it down 3cm on the opposite side of the drum. See the diagram below, of the steps to follow: Start with a "skeleton" break. This is usually a classic or classic-sounding break that has some nice shuffle, or a groove I like. Chop the break, put in a sampler. I use Recycle to chop and slice to a drum rack in Live. Watch on. To find a drum break in Loopcloud click on “Genres ” menu and select “ Drum & Bass ” and set your bpm in the range of 172-176. Under “ Instruments ” select “ Drum ”, and listen through the samples to find the one you want. Once you’ve made your purchase, you can click and drag the drum break straight from Loopcloud Insert dblue Glitch on a drum track. Play around with the controls. Use some of the randomizing functions and bounce the results to an audio track. Do this as many times as you like, altering the settings of Glitch each time to make some crazy sounds or something more subtle. Bounce the sound to audio each time. 1. Select Your Kick selection. When you are making Techno music, keep in mind that the ‘kicks’ are the most fundamental element in a track. Therefore, it is essential to get it right. Normally a techno track follows a 4/4 kick pattern and is the backbone of its loud, thumping sound.

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