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first beats made
Posted: Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:11 am
by Lotus
these are the first beats i made after figurin out fl studio
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 9fca7f937/
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 5d0ddbea4/
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 5ddcf88c7/
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 137aa0e66/
the first one was the very first beat i ever made[and probably the best out of them]
the last one is impossible to spit over, i just felt like makin somethin wit crazy drums
edit-
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 37aae2632/
jus an experimental house themed beat.
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 6:37 am
by drunken jesus
the most basic thing a producer starting out should learn how to get down is drumlines, your drumlines aren't real fluid you have way too many kicks in most patterns and some offbeat sections in some, its fairly easy to learn just from listening to drumlines and practice
3rd beat down was probably the best
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 7:31 am
by Lotus
yeah, i find it easier to just create what comes to me. right now im jus experimenting seein wat i can come up wit. the first and third ones were the only ones i made with the intent of spittin over in the future.
its not that i dont know how to do drumlines, it's jus a pain in the ass doin it all thru the computer. takes alot of trial n error to get the exact drumline u had in mind to start wit, and in the process, the project kinda evolves as u play it by ear.
need to get me a drum machine.
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:48 am
by drunken jesus
well drawing drumlines i agree is a pain in the ass, you basically gotta know what pattern you want before drawing it in, or draw sections in one by one
don't bother copping a drum machine(sampler) unless you plan on making sampled beats & want to make everything on hardware
just get a midi controller pad it'll be 10x cheaper and you can do more with it, theirs all kinds of variations ones just like an mpc, ones that have a full keyboard, etc, i usually do all my drums on keys, i'll do the kicks and snares first then the hats/cymbals, then i'll add in extra percussion one by one
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:53 am
by drunken jesus
with fl you can use your computer keyboard as a midi controller too, doesn't work well trying to play melodys but for drumlines and playing sample chops it's decent
Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 10:56 am
by Lotus
thnx bro good looks on the advice. jus cooked up somethin new check it out
http://www.www.illestlyrics.com/copyrig ... 2494e0fcd/