I'm a guitarist and bassist making
home demos using a drum machine. What I could
really do with is some sagely advice on what
rhythm techniques are physically difficult/impossible for a drummer to perform
*woah, that last sentence sounds terrible*.
"Huh, huh, huh he said 'Rhythm Techniques'"
Ahem, anyway... For example, what about snare
rolls and fills?
How do these affect what is
happening on the hi-hat?
What sounds do you think are acceptable to
hear simultaneously and what would seem strange or obviously programmed to you?
I'd also welcome any tips on giving my drum
programs a more natural feel - ie. something
more swinging/relaxed and less mechanical.
Hope I'm making sense?!
Thanx.
home demos using a drum machine. What I could
really do with is some sagely advice on what
rhythm techniques are physically difficult/impossible for a drummer to perform
*woah, that last sentence sounds terrible*.
"Huh, huh, huh he said 'Rhythm Techniques'"
Ahem, anyway... For example, what about snare
rolls and fills?
How do these affect what is
happening on the hi-hat?
What sounds do you think are acceptable to
hear simultaneously and what would seem strange or obviously programmed to you?
I'd also welcome any tips on giving my drum
programs a more natural feel - ie. something
more swinging/relaxed and less mechanical.
Hope I'm making sense?!
Thanx.