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A step by step guide to help you go from complete bner to creating professional grade drum tracks

What you'll learn

Learn how to create MIDI drum beats that sound like a real drummer played them without any prior drum programming experience.

Learn how to program beats in a variety of feels rag from straight and swing , to half and shuffle feels.

Learn how to program beats in a variety of styles rag from Pop, to Rock, to Metal, and everything in between.

Learn how to create realistic sounding drum fills, hi hats, ride and crash/splash cymbals.

Learn how to create realistic sounding ghost notes on a snare drum.

Learn how to self produce your drum tracks to keep your songs from sounding boring.

Learn how to recycle old beats to create new ones. Saving hours of studio .

And much more...

Requirements

No programming experience needed. You will learn everything you'll need to know.

Required: Laptop or desktop computer

Required: Logic Pro X or GarageBand (On a Mac) or any digital audio workstation (DAW) of your choosing.

Optional: A drum sampler plugin. In this course I create beats using everything from the stock "drummer" function in logic to Ez Drummer 2 & 3, to Ugritone Drum Samplers

Optional: MIDI keyboard. I will be using the QWERTY keyboard for any examples I program completely from scratch but you may find it easier to follow along with an external MIDI controller.

Description

If you're just starting out with programming drums but you find it to be intimidating or if you've been doing it for a little while but are not a drummer yourself and find the process to be tedious and consuming, I'm going to fix all of that for your right now.Get instant life access and learn the following…How to program drums from scratch that actually sound real in genres rag from Rock, to Metal to Pop.How to program beats in a variety of signatures rag from 4/4 to 6/8How to program beats in a variety of feels rag from straight and swing , to half and shuffle feelsHow to create realistic sounding drum fills, hi hats, ride cymbals, and ghost notes.How to work with pre-existing MIDI drum grooves to create your own patterns while retaining the human feel of a real drummer and saving tons of .How to create musical tension and dynamics in a song solely by chag the drumsHow to create a set and forget workflow to keep you in the creative mindset without worrying about the technical aspects of recordingHow to self produce your own musical ideas for your band, your songwriting team, or your own solo projectsHow to take the knowledge found inside the course to start a side gig as a drum programmer for hireWARNING!I'm using Logic Pro X as my digital audio workstation (D.A.W) so some key commands and teology may not apply to you if you're using a different program (Pro Tools, Ableton, Reaper, Cubase etc.) but the core concepts and strats implemented inside the course apply to any and all digital audio workstations.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Course Trailer

Lecture 2 Welcome to the course! Here's an overview

Lecture 3 What you will need for this course

Section 2: Session Setup

Lecture 4 Part 1 - What Is MIDI?

Lecture 5 Part 2 - Drum MIDI Grooves vs Drum Samplers. What’s the difference?

Lecture 6 Part 3 - Setting Up Your Session

Lecture 7 Part 4 - 3 Ways To Use MIDI

Lecture 8 Part 5 - Creating A Beat From Scratch

Section 3: How To Make Programmed Drums Sound More Realistic

Lecture 9 Part 6 - Overview

Lecture 10 Part 7 - Understanding The Humanize Function - Note Length

Lecture 11 Part 8 - Understanding The Humanize Function - Velocity

Lecture 12 Part 9 - Understanding The Humanize Function - Note Position

Section 4: Case Studies

Lecture 13 Part 10 - Programming A Rock Beat In 4/4 With Toontrack’s Ez Drummer

Lecture 14 Part 11 - Programming A Ballad Beat In 6/8 With Ugritone's Vintage Doom Kit

Section 5: How To Produce Your Drum Tracks

Lecture 15 Working With Pre-Existing Drum Grooves

Lecture 16 Creating Musical Tension By Using Variation

Lecture 17 Saving Hack #1 - Borrowing Beats

Lecture 18 Saving Hack #2 - Creating 16th Note Patterns By Recycling 8th Notes

Lecture 19 Final Thoughts

Section 6: Bonus Content

Lecture 20 From Rock To Metal - Case Study #1 Revisited

Lecture 21 How To Create Songwriting Templates

If you're just starting out with programming drums but you find it to be intimidating or if you've been doing it for a little while but are not a drummer yourself and find the process to be tedious and consuming, I'm going to fix all of that for your right now.

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