from www.warbeats.com – Learn to make your own drum kits from external gear for fun and profit. This is a great way to use that time when you just don’t feel inspired to make beats. Sell them or upload them to warbeats!
HEY HEY!! It’s time to take another look at Reason. This time we’ll be looking at Reason 4 and its awesome ReGroove device that comes built in. It’s a great way for just getting your drums to sound more realistic, and get some real groove into them. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE PAGE!! I got all types of videos coming in the future and it’s only gona get better!! Don’t forget to shoot me any questions you have as well, it might take me awhile to get to them b/c of my current living situation, but I will go back through the questions for some more episodes of Ask bboyspaz. Thanks again. Stay up!!
FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK www.facebook.com Check my channel for music I have made, feel free to comment rate friend req etc, just wanna get my stuff heard!! …. Goldwave should still be free trial from here…..www.goldwave.com you dont have to use goldwave, there are other free wav editors out there… Audacity is another recommended free one, if ypou are looking into buying one, try sony soundforge, thats what I prefer to use. Tutorial on how to put samples in music using reason NNXT NN-XT and Goldwave a free wave editor. Good for sampling vocals in jungle Drum and bass, dubstep, garage, house, trance, techno, electro, hip hop, pretty much any sort of tune in any dance orientated genre, also good for recording individual beats and creating loops with individual snares and kick drums etc. use this advice to cut sounds / samples from pretty much any source, radio, TV records vynyl, tape, microphone acapellas. you may need to play and pause this vid to keep up. As mentioned in the video, soundforge is a good main editor, mainly because it has time stretch and expand meaning you can speed up or slow down vocals to match your song and it doesnt go chipmonk style. There are other ways to sample, this is just the way I prefer and am used to. If anyone notice I went a long way round something please comment, I may have done it on purpose or I may not know. Liitle Tip for any really new users,……. ++++++++++++ right click on the nnxt and create reverb and DDL delay line for …
from : www.warbeats.com – Why not boost your own drum library by making your own kits? One way to do that is by grabbing drum samples from vinyl, mp3, wav file etc. Watch how easy it is to do in FL Studio
Sampling, with a zoom H4, trimming samples up and creating a quick song with the MPC 1000, from start to finish. People have sent me a few messages asking where i get my samples. If I can I try to get my samples from the real thing. It seems like allot of people are using prepackaged samples, which is fine, but it can start to make everything you work on fall into a rut. Some times its a great challenge to wonder around the house or the thrift store and find the sounds for your next song. Total Cost of all the items sampled , the sound of a 1980′s Nike Air high top getting hit by a drum stick, PRICELESS. If you would like to play around with these samples Subscribe to my channel, send me a message with your e-mail address and I will gladly send you the samples created for this project. If you come up with something great using these samples that’s great! POST IT! Its always nice to see what other people can do with a set of strange samples.
This tutorial gives an overview of both Abbey Roads 60s and 70s Drums, explaining basic parameters and the mixing desk as well as some of the advanced features such as randomization. Find out more at www.native-instruments.com and www.native-instruments.com
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