So the Privia PX-310 I have at home has some good acoustic drum loops, and I'm thinking about experimenting with them and a little bit of Stutter. What do you think?
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Acoustic Drums on House Music.
#2
Posted 03 February 2012 - 03:01 PM
If it sounds good, it works. Locking your parts to the drummer's groove may prove a challenge, only downside I can think of offhand...
#3
Posted 03 February 2012 - 03:04 PM
If it sounds good, it works. Locking your parts to the drummer's groove may prove a challenge, only downside I can think of offhand... Course, I've never been one for lockstep timing.
#4
Posted 03 February 2012 - 03:59 PM
I'm not sure im getting the point you are trying to make 
. You mean that it would be hard to have a beat played by a drummer quantized to follow the exact beats a Metronome does?
If you mean that, it's not an issue, because the samples are perfectly matched
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. You mean that it would be hard to have a beat played by a drummer quantized to follow the exact beats a Metronome does?If you mean that, it's not an issue, because the samples are perfectly matched
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#5
Posted 03 February 2012 - 04:16 PM
I say go for it. You can definitely make some cool stuff. Just be sure to have fun doing it!
#7
Posted 03 February 2012 - 05:32 PM
Yep, the loops are decently recorded so they can be easily sliced. I'm really happy with FL on the Quantization aspect.
Plus, the Privia includes "Synchro/Fill-In" and "Intro/Ending" sequences for each Loop, so they can be used for creative transitions if they are combined with Stutters, Distortion, Cuts and not-acoustic samples, which is what I'm going to experiment with
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As I mentioned in other post, I also have a TR-505 over here, so let the fun begin.
If you want, I can upload some of the acoustic loops, or even the 505 ones (even though they can be obtained easily).
Plus, the Privia includes "Synchro/Fill-In" and "Intro/Ending" sequences for each Loop, so they can be used for creative transitions if they are combined with Stutters, Distortion, Cuts and not-acoustic samples, which is what I'm going to experiment with
.As I mentioned in other post, I also have a TR-505 over here, so let the fun begin
.If you want, I can upload some of the acoustic loops, or even the 505 ones (even though they can be obtained easily).
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