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offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 08:02 [#01437069]
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i listened to your sample you posted a few times and i was
wondering how you got that little percussion roll thing in
there. The same beat style as in Custodin Discount, ,mabey
youve heard it.


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2004-12-27 08:05 [#01437073]
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Which one are you talking about? The Clap one? I just
sequenced it the way I sequence everything. I love making
drum patterns, I'm just shit with melodies and making tracks
over 40 seconds long.


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 08:10 [#01437082]
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the one on the snapshot sample, less than a second into the
sample theres a roll thing that sounds reall rubbery and the
tempo slows.



 

offline ecnadniarb on 2004-12-27 08:11 [#01437084]
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ah, yes. That is just the way it is sequenced. It's funny
the effects you get when you change speed and sample
cut-offs.


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 08:42 [#01437119]
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so just vaire the tempo with shift and change the cut-offs?
thanks


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 10:49 [#01437264]
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do you think you could send me a screenshot of one of these
patterns or something to help me learn how to program
something "snare" rush like this?


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2004-12-27 10:52 [#01437269]
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Just play about. It has a lot to do with the samples you
use as well...the sequence just looks like most snare rolls
would look.


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 10:57 [#01437271]
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I found this at the Propheads REASON website:

Silence of the Mutes
(Author's note: Yes, "Silence of the Flams" is a better
title, but doesn't make any sense.)
Each ReDrum channel has Mute and Solo buttons. And what's
even better, Mute and Solo on/off can be controlled from a
MIDI keyboard through plain note messages. This allows for a
fun way to program drums; You can stuff the pattern full of
notes on all channels, and then "play" the Mutes from your
MIDI keyboard so that only the notes you "let through" are
heard. This is cool because it gives the drum track a random
and chaotic feel reminiscent of the likes of Aphex Twin,
Autechre and Squarepusher. Observe:

"Crazy Mutes"mp3 links at the bottom of page

In the example track, there are three patterns playing all
notes on all channels (1/4, 1/8T and 1/16 respectively), and
flams on quite a few notes. It's the Mutes that shape it
into music...! This is a very bang-for-buck method of
quickly creating something that sounds like it's taken ages
to program, when it's in fact done on the fly in a couple of
minutes. The result may also pleasantly surprise you,
something which carefully calculated programming usually
doesn't.

(The channel Mutes are controlled by the C2 through E3 keys
on your MIDI keyboard.)

Bottom line
ReDrum embodies the Reason approach - keeping it simple,
encouraging experimentation and incorporating the best of
both the hardware and the software domain. The tricks
showcased here are just a starting point for your tweaking
adventures - we supply the ammo, you make the kill!



 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 10:59 [#01437274]
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I think this will help what i was looking for


 

offline ecnadniarb on 2004-12-27 11:28 [#01437319]
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That loop isn't reminisent of autechre or squarepusher at
all...the aphex link is very weak as if you listen to aphex
his stuff isn't really chaotic sounding at all, people just
seem to think it is.


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 11:39 [#01437335]
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yeah, i know, just that style of drums i have been
trying(for a while) to reproduce


 

offline PatMcCrotch from lowly estates (United States) on 2004-12-27 11:39 [#01437336]
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WTF/LOL


 


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