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Programming Let's Go Crazy on Behringer LM Drum I've made decent progress programming the main beat but then there is the part of the song with the rapid claps, how do i program it??, It would really make my day thanks |
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, also if u know of anywhere that offers drum sequences that I can copy on my machine that would be fantastic
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Short answer, I don't know.
Found this on youtube though: https://www.youtube.com/w...WN-SWdBeXo might be of some help? |
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Overdubbed manual pad stabs. Welcome to "the org", nayroo2002… life, it ain't real funky unless it's got that pop |
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Ndorphinmachina said: Short answer, I don't know.
Found this on youtube though: https://www.youtube.com/w...WN-SWdBeXo might be of some help? Thank u! |
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nayroo2002 said: Overdubbed manual pad stabs. Thanks ^_^ |
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Those are a downtuned side stick on a Lindrum. The effect is simply a ratchet, a one button press to trigger the sound 4, 8, or even 16 times (or other divisions) instead of once within a 'tick' or step of the drum machine's sequencer. It is so you can create more interesting patterns, usually with hi hats. Prince (and not only him) liked to experiment by detuning and using drumcomputers in creative fashion. He also used pitch bends on sampled piano's, a sound which I personally abhor. Another thing he loved was throwing in the odd manual trigger now and then to break the monotony of a pattern.
Excuse the B$ringer plug: https://youtube.com/short...XdBZtfGaO5 [Edited 1/4/26 21:55pm] [Edited 1/4/26 21:57pm] [Edited 1/4/26 21:59pm] [Edited 1/4/26 22:02pm] "In Funk We Thrust" - Bootsy Collins |
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