Making drum beats?
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- Jacob15728
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Making drum beats?
So I've been making my beats a pretty basic way. Just loading the samples into the FL Studio sampler and using them in the step sequencer. Is there a better or more professional way? I hear you can get drum machine VST's. Should I get one and if so, which one would you guys recommend?
Re: Making drum beats?
theres already like 10 or more topics on this. Look it up!
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- Jacob15728
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Re: Making drum beats?
That doesn't help me know which drum machine VST to get. I looked in the production bible and there was nothing on the subject.
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mate you dont need a drum machine vst, just put samples on the arrange, doesnt fl come with a drum machine vst anyway? what does benga use in his masterclass? in my opinion though they just arent needed, the only time i use a sampler is i i wanna play a beat in, or i wanna mess around with pitched percs, for everythin else i just place it on the arrange.
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Re: Making drum beats?
Is Benga's masterclass still floating around the net? I haven't found it yet and all of the videos on YouTube and Vimeo are removed :cskimpi wrote:mate you dont need a drum machine vst, just put samples on the arrange, doesnt fl come with a drum machine vst anyway? what does benga use in his masterclass? in my opinion though they just arent needed, the only time i use a sampler is i i wanna play a beat in, or i wanna mess around with pitched percs, for everythin else i just place it on the arrange.
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maybe not haha think i tried to find it after someone said they couldnt, and i couldnt hahaGothamHero wrote:Is Benga's masterclass still floating around the net? I haven't found it yet and all of the videos on YouTube and Vimeo are removed :cskimpi wrote:mate you dont need a drum machine vst, just put samples on the arrange, doesnt fl come with a drum machine vst anyway? what does benga use in his masterclass? in my opinion though they just arent needed, the only time i use a sampler is i i wanna play a beat in, or i wanna mess around with pitched percs, for everythin else i just place it on the arrange.
OiOiii #BELTERTopManLurka wrote: thanks for confirming
Re: Making drum beats?
iv got the benga masterclass video off of a thread on here somewhere, if you guys cant find it then pm me and ill mediafire it to you, he just uses the step sequencer btw
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- GothamHero
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Re: Making drum beats?
I've never used FL (that I can remember, haha), but I'm sure you can in the piano roll, not sequencer.Jacob15728 wrote:OK, but I can't do triplets with the step sequencer.
Cheeky, that would be quality mate. PM'ing you now.
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Yeah just program your hats in the piano roll, another benefit of doing that is you can have your hat rhythms play at different notes for added variation, and no problem mate its as good as ruskos masterclass imo,has skream ever done one?GothamHero wrote:I've never used FL (that I can remember, haha), but I'm sure you can in the piano roll, not sequencer.Jacob15728 wrote:OK, but I can't do triplets with the step sequencer.
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You can;Jacob15728 wrote:OK, but I can't do triplets with the step sequencer.
(BTW - that took me a 2sec Google search)
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PM me that benga masterclass please!
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wub wrote:(BTW - that took me a 2sec Google search)
- GothamHero
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Re: Making drum beats?
Two ways, on the step sequencer using the shift, will be rougher/more humanJacob15728 wrote:OK, but I can't do triplets with the step sequencer.
In the piano roll, lay 3 notes on the 4's, select them all, hold shift and scale them to triplets... much more machine-y
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