Drill&Bass IDM tweaked drums.

[Guest fazehans]

I was just wondering what u all mainly do with ur drum programing? me myself i usually loop some breakbeats, use sample cd's or limelite. what does everyone else here prefer to use?

 

Im not totally sure how to tweak breakbeats or amen loops to the fullist as id want too, i know u gotta split the whole beat (hi hats, kick, snare ect.) in order to cut it up properly but im not totally sure how to do this. anyone got any ideas?

Edited February 22, 2007 by fazehans

[Guest TEXX]

I dunno about limelite, but i use fruity loops, where you can simply load the clip into a vst called "fl slicer" and it'll split the break for you. Then you just make it do what you want it to. Creating drills and breakbeats that really work and don't just destroy the track is a tricky thing, but with practice anyone can do it.

Don't know if that helps you any. Good luck!

[Guest Glass Plate]

I find random samples I enjoy from many a source, usually modify it lots, then just sequence it.

 

HFB is way better at beats den me though, and many many other members are.

Edited February 23, 2007 by Glass Plate

[tarsier888]

tehe i learned how to do this today. with logic its easy!!! ^_^

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[Guest mrx]

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[Braintree]

Err, I program them.

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[Guest fazehans]

Download BUFFA OVARIDA

 

nothing comes up when i put paste that into google...

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[perunamuusi]

i want to do some totally awesome Yngwie Malmsteen style axe shredding

i bouhgt a guitar and a plectrum and i've mastered the A major chord and crimped my hair

but it still doesnt sound like yngwie

any suggestions

[Guest fazehans]

*Buffer Overrider

 

cheers guys :)

 

does anyone know where i can download this little program??

[Guest blicero]

i want to do some totally awesome Yngwie Malmsteen style axe shredding

i bouhgt a guitar and a plectrum and i've mastered the A major chord and crimped my hair

but it still doesnt sound like yngwie

any suggestions

 

pwn.

 

 

for breakbeats; cut up in recycle, then program in a soft sampler/sequencer... like fruity loops, or reason, or ableton... blahblah

[BCM]

don't know about that (buffer overrider thing...), but i'm on a personal campaign to covince people to program their own breaks etc, so just get some drum hits and program them in something like Fruity Loops or Renoise...just fucking program 'em in any old how until you find something you like...

 

you can then save this, freshly programmed original break as a WAV file and import it into ACID Pro, or any other multitracker.

 

program a few more breaks in the same way and save them all as WAV's, then load 'em all into your chosen multi tracker and paste 'em in, cut 'em about, reverse bits here and there, mute bits in and out between the different breaks, pitch some bits up and down, automate random effects over the whole lot and you should end up with some pretty mentalist shit.

 

nice.

Edited February 27, 2007 by BCM

[Guest blicero]

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cheers guys :)

 

does anyone know where i can download this little program??

 

destroyfx

 

download it, then never touch it. or you will be verbally abused.

[Guest feta lol]

i want to do some totally awesome Yngwie Malmsteen style axe shredding

i bouhgt a guitar and a plectrum and i've mastered the A major chord and crimped my hair

but it still doesnt sound like yngwie

any suggestions

 

 

learn E

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[Guest we_kill_soapscum]

practice

[producer snafu]

practice

 

 

thank you, there is nothing more better then the experiance of practice, i can not emphasise this idea enough.

 

practice make perfect.

 

if your aproach is not working try another aproach, this basicly go for anything you do, nothing is impossible

[rude_NHS]

i quite like to get the winstons and bash my knob against their chins until i cream pink jizz into their badgers purse then rub it in with a bit of smack around then eat it....with red leicester. on granny crack.

Edited February 28, 2007 by rude_NHS

[hma]

sounds reasonable.

[Guest yan_g]

i often have 2 beatboxes, one with a sliced funk loop, one with separate elements chosen from my hard drive. sometimes i use a break without cutting it up for 1 bar or so, still EQed and/or distorted. very often i'm too lazy to slice the drum loops so i just load them twice: 1 starting at the kick and 1 starting at the snare.

 

i want to do some totally awesome Yngwie Malmsteen style axe shredding

i bouhgt a guitar and a plectrum and i've mastered the A major chord and crimped my hair

but it still doesnt sound like yngwie

any suggestions

 

 

learn E

lol

[Braintree]

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If he does that he will immediately start to bald, grow a beard, and stroke it.

[Celatid]

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maxmsp

 

to new guy: these are non-serious.

 

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to new guy: he is telling you to use Renoise.

 

practice

 

 

thank you, there is nothing more better then the experiance of practice, i can not emphasise this idea enough.

 

practice make perfect.

 

if your aproach is not working try another aproach, this basicly go for anything you do, nothing is impossible

yep, practice and lots of time.

 

The last track I finished was in December. I'd been working on it since last May.

 

- Layer stuff many times.

- Repetition is for lazy people.

- Listen to all sorts of music (not just electronic music/Drill/breakcore. electronic music/Drill/Breakcore is just everything else mixed together and made faster and added dsp), pay attention to their rhythms, and how they're constructed. hiphop, classical music (there's more rhythm involved than you think), funk music,

- Don't bother thinking outside of 4/4 time early on, you can do that once you're better. 4/4 time in fact has lots of freedom and areas unexplored, fuck the haters.

- Don't ignore your melody. People don't realize this, but you can't easily separate melody skills from rhythmic skills.

- Don't change your rhythmic divisions (I don't know the proper term for this, but like triplets vs. regular base-2 rhythms, things like this) too unexpectedly.