I've been programming beats since I was 15, so nearly 40 years. Started with a Roland 909 and a Yamaha RX15, then moved through everything since. Started playing reggae and dub when I was about 20, both live and programming it myself. All this to say that from my long history of working in the genre your breakdown for doing these grooves in Logic is incredible. Thanks for posting them, keep up the good work.
You explained that [tempo/grid/notes] perfectly. I've never really fully understood reggae rhythms, because of exactly what you described. But now it makes perfect sense, like a lightbulb has gone off in my head. Thanks.
These tut's are a bloody goldmine fella. Another mystery solved for me - I program/play at the same tempo as you here, (65-90bpm) but I was resolving my basslines at the end of 2nd bar, and it just never sounded quite right. Now I know why!! Cheers Dr Dancetech.
Yo breddah bless up in the most high. So I was watching this video and I remember they did a song called Baltimore. I was trying to recreate that instrumental but couldn't get the horn section, and I watch majority of your tutorials and I can't seem to recall seeing an in dept tutorial on reggae horn section, could you please do a tutorial on that please. Or what horn did Sly and Robbie use in that song.
Dear Sir dancetech, as usual the info and teaching is incredible. I was wondering if you could do a tutorial and some mixing tips for dub? particularly effects and EQs and stuff on drums and bass. I don't necessarily mean fancy trick fx, but more basic approaches. It seems like a lots of classic dub producers get an incredible kick sound that is both fat and punchy, and basically beats the crap out of anything i hear in modern electronic music. Can this sound be replicated in a DAW? I was wondering if you knew how they do it! and anything else you care to impart! If anyone else knows any good tips on the web i would be grateful to know.
Dancetech sir, have you ever released any reggae music or played on any tunes we may know? I'd love to hear some of your stuff as you certainly know your onions.
big up from Ethiopia. You sir are one reggae & danchall wiz, i learnt so many things and i shared so many of your tutor to others. Keep it coming,Respect. Finally I've got one request, can you make a tutor on reverb just like you've done on Eq&comp?? when ever it is convenient. again RESPECT
Hi you wanted to know how to activate the right stick in modo drum ? It is left is E1 Right is E3 i guest it will work for the toms as well is about two oct up.
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I've been programming beats since I was 15, so nearly 40 years. Started with a Roland 909 and a Yamaha RX15, then moved through everything since. Started playing reggae and dub when I was about 20, both live and programming it myself. All this to say that from my long history of working in the genre your breakdown for doing these grooves in Logic is incredible. Thanks for posting them, keep up the good work.
👍 cheers
Great study of a complex drum technique... You are the best!
Looks quite simple
That brings me close to understanding. Highly appeciated.
Yes mi lion beautiful tutorial you are second to no one. Love it mash it up.Give thanks for your in depth analysis of the reggae roots rock drummer.
I love your reggae tutorials. I have learned a lot from you. Thanks!
Seconded
YOW BIG MAN YUH BAD NUH BUMBOCLAUT. YUH SHOULDA CALL DIS THE TAXI TUTORIALS
You explained that [tempo/grid/notes] perfectly. I've never really fully understood reggae rhythms, because of exactly what you described. But now it makes perfect sense, like a lightbulb has gone off in my head. Thanks.
Brilliant lesson, thank you
Very helpful, thanks for the video.
Interesting analysis. Gets one the basics for a very close approximation.
Another great reggae toot! Thanks for sharing your insights.
Great tut...a big thank you
These tut's are a bloody goldmine fella. Another mystery solved for me - I program/play at the same tempo as you here, (65-90bpm) but I was resolving my basslines at the end of 2nd bar, and it just never sounded quite right. Now I know why!! Cheers Dr Dancetech.
Very good! Thanks for doing these.
Another great tutorial, thanks. Modo Drum makes a difference.
Thanks for sharing your insights, treasure trove of knowledge right here
Great Tutorial
Sly is the best. Try decoding "Sensimilla" from Black Uhuru drums beat from Sly ;)
Yo breddah bless up in the most high. So I was watching this video and I remember they did a song called Baltimore. I was trying to recreate that instrumental but couldn't get the horn section, and I watch majority of your tutorials and I can't seem to recall seeing an in dept tutorial on reggae horn section, could you please do a tutorial on that please. Or what horn did Sly and Robbie use in that song.
Dear Sir dancetech, as usual the info and teaching is incredible. I was wondering if you could do a tutorial and some mixing tips for dub? particularly effects and EQs and stuff on drums and bass. I don't necessarily mean fancy trick fx, but more basic approaches.
It seems like a lots of classic dub producers get an incredible kick sound that is both fat and punchy, and basically beats the crap out of anything i hear in modern electronic music. Can this sound be replicated in a DAW? I was wondering if you knew how they do it! and anything else you care to impart! If anyone else knows any good tips on the web i would be grateful to know.
I've been asking him for yonks mate
please more more more reggae
Bravo !
Dancetech sir, have you ever released any reggae music or played on any tunes we may know? I'd love to hear some of your stuff as you certainly know your onions.
i know, right???
@@eskiasmichael Dancetech - The Enigma
Love your videos about classic reggae/dub riddims ! Are all your drums from Logic ? Thanks for sharing your tips ;)
My heroes. I hope to meet him some time
big up from Ethiopia. You sir are one reggae & danchall wiz, i learnt so many things and i shared so many of your tutor to others. Keep it coming,Respect. Finally I've got one request, can you make a tutor on reverb just like you've done on Eq&comp?? when ever it is convenient. again RESPECT
cheers mate: Reverb tutorial ua-cam.com/video/1t2aNkjpa9I/v-deo.html
@@dancetech Thank you sir, Thank you.
@@eskiasmichael 👍
@@dancetech if its not much to ask sir, can you make one about stereo imaging. its one of the big issue for beginner producers and engineers. Thanks
you'll be sharing these projects?
grat work mate
Who?
Thanks
Now I feel the absence of an analysis Mr Shakespeare's style.
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Hi you wanted to know how to activate the right stick in modo drum ? It is left is E1 Right is E3 i guest it will work for the toms as well is about two oct up.
Nice! Can you setup the piano roll to show drum names instead of notes in future videos please? 😊
Yeah sorry about that, I was using MODO Drums and logic piano roll only shows drum names for logic kits