Want more free chord preset packs? Consider visiting my Patreon page. Even if you have no intention of becoming a Patron, you will find some very cool free chord presets (yes, including MIDI) that are unavailable anywhere else. However, by becoming a Patron, you will open a portal to a never-ending stream of chord progressions. www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
Oh dyamm it’s getting emotional in here ..big thanks to both of y’all .. love the way you rep your opinions and deal with your followers ..BUT most of all the way your backup and support each other .. NOW THATS WHATS UP .!!!! Happy holidays to my 2 of my favourite content makers .. HOPING 2023 is good for us all!!!!
The download link is in the description of the video.Free chord presets and MIDI files are available on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/musicianparadise.
My pleasure! You can check my Patreon page where you can find more free chords presets, you don't ned to be a patron to download those! www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
@@MusicianParadise I hope you NEVER stop helping musicians to move forward! BTW...you mentioned you are working on Vol 13, and I just got Vol. 11...did I miss Vol. 12? I've been searching, but with no luck. Peace.
Thanks for all these free chord presets. Amazing work. Would love to see you make some "film noir" or dark jazz presets. Would be fun to play around with. And maybe even 70s soul. Awesome as always my guy!
Thanks for the kind words! 70s Soul already on my list! I will research "film noir" or dark jazz genre. If you have any specific references (soundtracks, artists) please let me know, it will help greatly to expand my research!
Thank you, I will. You can find more free chord presets and MIDI on my Patreon; you don't have to be a patron to download those: www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
Answering your question @musicianparadise, Unfortunately I can not put the full youtube link because in that case the comment is deleted by YT :( so I list author - album - track: 1. Miles Davis - In a Silent Way - It's About That Time 2. Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain - The Pan Piper 3. Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain - Solea
Wow, really great suggestions. I'll see if I can translate those tunes into a chord preset pack. The "Kind of Blue" album seems like an easier tack in this regard.
Thank you so much for all your inspiration in making music. May you have a happy and healthy new year 2023. Your progression packs are amazing. Like all the other commenters, I use them every day on MPC Live 2 and Force to spark creativity and endless grooves. The arpeggiator function can make for some very cool variations too. Edit: just joined the membership, many thanks
Yes! At some point in the future I'm going to make more 80's stuff! Also I'm planning to release free synthwave chord pack which will be quite close to the 80's style. I would recommend to check out my free chord packs from vol.1 to vol.5 ua-cam.com/video/m-dzB9dF3u4/v-deo.html - these are a variety of genres from which you may choose chord progressions similar to my 1980s bundle. Also, you can join my Patreon there you can find extended edition of my 80's chord pack with twice as many chord progressions + much more. (available to my All-access Patron tier )
Actually you can make it work in FL Studio using the Ripchord plugin: here is video about Ripchord setup in FL: ua-cam.com/video/7e3TJkv6qMA/v-deo.html
Thank you very much for the suggestionI fought about it , but I decided not to do that because as a MIDI files, those chord progressions will work a wide variety of the Keys - by default my MIDI files and chord presets are in the lowest key where those particular chord voicing will sound nicely on E-Piano. From there, you can transpose the chord progression up by semitones to any key you need.Of course, in might depend on sound of the instrument you are using - for example sampled acoustic grand piano can sound great even semitone lower then the default key. On a second thought...I will definitely consider your suggestion just because if someone working on some song, let say, in the key of C minor indication of the key in the preset file will provide a useful info about how many semitones chord progression must be transposed to reach the C minor key.
@@MusicianParadise Yeah I personally love knowing the starting Key of the progression. It’s kind of necessary too me. I understand why you might not wanna do it but most of the Scaler 2 progressions tell you the start key.
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 When I'll manage to rename all the files I'll let you know. It might take some time just because there over 60 files in both packs ;) BTW Scaler 2 is detecting the key of my chord progressions correctly (most of the time) but there's some cases...for example,if some of the chords in the chord progression are outside of the key (modal interchange or modulation) Scaler will just give you a mode name (C lydian, B Phrygian etc. for example). The same happens then chord progression not tonal, but modal, or based on modal contrast, so, technically, there's no key to indicate. What kind of naming convention would you prefer for such cases?
@@MusicianParadise well generally you would put C or Am. This is just an example. So I would say at least put the Major and Relative Minor of the chords.
@@MusicianParadise Have you ever used Render Audio Prism Chord Packs that they make for Scaler 2? If so you will see what I mean. They label style and Major/Minor Key. That’s helpful in knowing where the creator of the chord progression starter. Then we can transpose it up or down and know what key we are in.
Hi there! You did a great work! I love your style and the the use of Rhodes samples (I own an old Mark I) for chord porgression demo. Did you ever thought to provide chord progressions in the jazz-orchestral / classical music verticals? Respect giorgio
Thank you for the kind words! Indeed, I plan to create something like that in the future. Feel free to suggest what you would like to see in such a chord pack.
Thanks@@MusicianParadise for your feedback! What I would like to see are two types of harmonic textural "set" (say "chord progressions") : on one hand something related to classical music progressions (I admit it's a too broad definition), maybe subdivide by author (from Bach to Beethoven to Mahler .. ah ah I'm maybe joking) and something related to jazz classical big-band orchestrations around Ellington and before), This second realm is maybe not to fare from your "modern" jazz harmonization you called R&B... d the end ... "all is jazz" ;-) and maybe you could agree. BTW the first set (the classical one) could support all the recent "cinematic" music production... in that sense a "cinematic music" pack could maybe merge the two set above mentioned. Does it make sense? ... I I'm not sure me too. Anyway thank you for your huge sharing and dissemination! giorgio
@@solyarismusic Yes, I plan to incorporate some of those suggestions. Bach is already prominently featured in the chord packs domain. For instance, Xfer Cthulhu has many chord progressions extracted from Bach Chorals MIDI files, and the Song Wish reMIDI 3 plugin has a large collection of public domain MIDI files, including classical and Big Band MIDI files. "Cinematic" is a really good title for such a chord progressions collection, and I've already started a folder with this name on my computer where I'm collecting references. I'll also try to highlight less well-known composers and big band arrangers, such as Kenny Wheeler and Maria Schneider. Of course, the collection wouldn't be complete without Duke Ellington and other jazz classics. This process will take some time, so please be patient.
@@MusicianParadise Absolutely! :-) It's weird but interesting having musicians like Johann Sebastian Bach, Kenny Wheeler and Duke Ellington in the same sentence :-) BTW when writing comes in mind Gil Evans arrangements "for" Miles Davis (Sketches of Spain) and concerning Davis how can I not involve Mc Coy Tyner (and boss) modal progressions (maybe you already did it) ? Thanks again a lot for your sharing and listening.
Hi Thank you so much for the progression. They are great. I am using them with the MPC live 2. Sound great. Getting confused what mode they are in because the pad perform notes don’t seem to match. Could add in title whether major minor blues or whatever. What do you think. Thanks again Tbone
Yes, you're right - most of those chord progressions does not fit in just one mode or scale - because the dominant V7 chord is often altered or, in 90s styles V7b13 (or triton sub. bII7#11. We can think of those chords as a dominant chords borrowed from the parallel minor key (V7b9b13). Some of those chords are not from the key/scale of a tonic chord. It is a very common practice in some harmonically complex styles of music such as Jazz, Neo-Soul, R&B etc. It may seems confusing if you accustomed to use chord sets derived just from one scale, and nothing is wrong with this approach - but it won't work for every music style. The interesting way of thinking about those chords is this - let say, you are in the key of C major and most of your chords is from C major scale. You can spice up your chord progression using some chords borrowed from C minor scale or C Lydian mode etc. This approach frequently described in music theory books as "Modal Interchange". Of course, pad perform does not have such an understanding of music theory so it's algorithm can't accurately match scales/modes in complex chord progressions.Sorry for such long explanation, probably I should make a video about this topic!
Thanks for your quick and thorough response. Much appreciated. I know some basic music theory but nothing at your level so have been scratching my head for ages trying to match the modes by ear. Not very successfully. I know everyone says you can get by without music theory but I think it helps enormously. If you ever make a video on the modal interchange for the progression I would be first to view. Thanks again for all your great work. It is valued greatly. Tbone.
Unfortunately, Reason 13 does not support the MIDI Routing on VST3. You can use the MIDI files in Reason 13. You can find a lot of free MIDI files in my chord preset packs on my Patreon Page. You don't need to be a Patron to download those. www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
In my free 90s RnB Chord Pack edition, you can find 5 New Jack Swing presets; In the commercial release on 6teenlevels.com/products/90s-new-jack-swing-chord-pack there are 20 New Jack Swing presets, those are also available to my Patrons on Patreon as well as much more 90's R&B etc.
Ohhhh my bad! I just checked the files - is not there! give me a couple of hours , I will re-upload the files, and you can get them from the same link!
@@gerarlddiponse8005 I didn't take it as a criticism 😀. Any criticism actually is very welcome, as I learn a lot from comments on my videos, true story!
I just checked the download link - it's working as expected. Please try again - downloaded file is a zipped archive, so you have to unzip the downloaded files in order to access the folders. Let me know if you succeeded!
Probably the best way to trigger chord progressions and the melodies is to use samples and software or hardware sampler. Even if you using something like Scaler 2 or Ripchord for creating your chord progressions, those programs not very good for triggering chords on the drum pads, just because of added latency - when you sending the midi note from a drum pad, let say, to the Scaler 2, the Scaler plugin will turn it to the chord and when will sendthe midi chord into some AU/VST to produce the sound , so the latency adds up causing delayed triggers. It all about preparation - first, make your chord progression using any tools you have in your DAW, convert it into audio file/files you want to trigger and assign those audio files to the notes of any sampler of your choice (any DAW has one , I think) Make sure the buffer size in the audio settings of your DAW set as low as it can be without causing sound artefacts (the best results can be achieved using audio interface) and assign your drum pads to the midi notes of the sampler. Make sure DAW is set to the BPM your chord sequence is recorded - so you can listen to the metronome while playing. Hope this helps!
@@MusicianParadise Thank you for your help. I never thought about the latency build up, good to know. So what you are saying is use Scaler and or Ripcord to build a song out of loops in my DAW and get my edrums to trigger their assigned midi notes, sounds good just going to take some learning A.) how to create loops in my DAW and sequence them into a song, then B.) assigne midi notes to have my edrums trigger those loops and or advance the sequence of the song. Sounds good in theory but I am going to need a tutorial. Thanks again for the your suggestions.
@@seanwalsh999 A) You can use some sample packs with already prepared loops, ou you can learn how to make your own chord loops using the DAW and Scaler plugin. It difficult to give more detailed advice without knowing what kind of music you are aiming to make.B) First of all you have to decide what kind of sampler you going to use for playback of previously prepared loops and assign samples to some midi notes. Secondly, you 'll need to read through MIDI implementation of your edrumkit to figure out how to assign the MIDI notes to the pads. If assignment is not possible, just check out which notes are triggered on the sampler when you playing the drumpads and assign your loops to those notes.(Assuming your edrumkit is connected to the computer by USB/MIDI). Of course it's a very specific workflow depending on the DAW you are using.
Want more free chord preset packs? Consider visiting my Patreon page. Even if you have no intention of becoming a Patron, you will find some very cool free chord presets (yes, including MIDI) that are unavailable anywhere else. However, by becoming a Patron, you will open a portal to a never-ending stream of chord progressions.
www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
God bless you my brother 🙏🏾
It wouldn't be possible without your help and support!🙌
Oh dyamm it’s getting emotional in here ..big thanks to both of y’all .. love the way you rep your opinions and deal with your followers ..BUT most of all the way your backup and support each other .. NOW THATS WHATS UP .!!!! Happy holidays to my 2 of my favourite content makers .. HOPING 2023 is good for us all!!!!
@@siccavicca Thank you very much, Happy Holidays, and lets hope 2023 will be good for all the people!
Damn we got a celeb in the building! Love your content! And thank you for the progressions Musicians Paradise!!
@@according2sean more chord progressions coming soon, stay tuned!
U A REAL ONE, I NEEDED THIS
The download link is in the description of the video.Free chord presets and MIDI files are available on my Patreon page: www.patreon.com/musicianparadise.
These are so great, Dude! Thank you!
My pleasure! You can check my Patreon page where you can find more free chords presets, you don't ned to be a patron to download those! www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
@@MusicianParadise Signed up. Really beautiful chords. The Jamiroquai stuff is truly a chefs kiss. Nice workl.
May God bless you Sir! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
You are very welcome
Yow thank you!! this is beyond awesome!
Glad you like it, stay tuned, more to come!
You are a gifted and beautiful person. Thank you for your inspiration.
Thank you so much for your generous support, Graig. It gives me a reason to continue!
@@MusicianParadise I hope you NEVER stop helping musicians to move forward!
BTW...you mentioned you are working on Vol 13, and I just got Vol. 11...did I miss Vol. 12? I've been searching, but with no luck. Peace.
Thanks for all these free chord presets. Amazing work. Would love to see you make some "film noir" or dark jazz presets. Would be fun to play around with. And maybe even 70s soul. Awesome as always my guy!
Thanks for the kind words! 70s Soul already on my list! I will research "film noir" or dark jazz genre. If you have any specific references (soundtracks, artists) please let me know, it will help greatly to expand my research!
@@MusicianParadise i will contact you via mail
Yes,please !musicianparadisehq(@)gmail.com
Thank you so much for all these Free Chord Progressions!
You're very welcome! More is to come, stay tuned!
Legend! Can't thank you enough for what you're doing
I appreciate that!
Dude, you should put together a 90s groove pack with your 307. Thing sounds fire. Also thanks for another banging chord pack!
Thanks for the idea and for the support! I'll think about 90s groove pack!
Thank you do much!
You're welcome!
Your a blessing. Thanks for during and keep making videos
Thank you, I will. You can find more free chord presets and MIDI on my Patreon; you don't have to be a patron to download those: www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
Answering your question @musicianparadise, Unfortunately I can not put the full youtube link because in that case the comment is deleted by YT :(
so I list author - album - track:
1. Miles Davis - In a Silent Way - It's About That Time
2. Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain - The Pan Piper
3. Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain - Solea
Wow, really great suggestions. I'll see if I can translate those tunes into a chord preset pack. The "Kind of Blue" album seems like an easier tack in this regard.
Gonna purchase these today to support you brother!
Much appreciated!
As always. You are very much apreciated. Thank You
Thanks again!
You are awesome
Thank you!
Thanks for this 🙏😍
Thank you so much for all your inspiration in making music. May you have a happy and healthy new year 2023. Your progression packs are amazing. Like all the other commenters, I use them every day on MPC Live 2 and Force to spark creativity and endless grooves. The arpeggiator function can make for some very cool variations too. Edit: just joined the membership, many thanks
Thank you very much, your support means the world to me! Have a Happy New Year!
wow appreciate this!
Thank you so much!
Can you make a 80's part 2 I'm in luv with the first 80's pack
Yes! At some point in the future I'm going to make more 80's stuff! Also I'm planning to release free synthwave chord pack which will be quite close to the 80's style. I would recommend to check out my free chord packs from vol.1 to vol.5 ua-cam.com/video/m-dzB9dF3u4/v-deo.html
- these are a variety of genres from which you may choose chord progressions similar to my 1980s bundle. Also, you can join my Patreon there you can find extended edition of my 80's chord pack with twice as many chord progressions + much more. (available to my All-access Patron tier )
Thanks for this!
My pleasure!
Thank you for all you do bro 💯
I appreciate that!
dope im trying it out, i wish i could get it to work for native fl studio plugins lol but i can still use serum with it so thats a win
Actually you can make it work in FL Studio using the Ripchord plugin: here is video about Ripchord setup in FL:
ua-cam.com/video/7e3TJkv6qMA/v-deo.html
Thanks guys
Our pleasure!
I bought them and love them. One suggestion would be to add the Key to the title. This will help. Great work!
Thank you very much for the suggestionI fought about it , but I decided not to do that because as a MIDI files, those chord progressions will work a wide variety of the Keys - by default my MIDI files and chord presets are in the lowest key where those particular chord voicing will sound nicely on E-Piano. From there, you can transpose the chord progression up by semitones to any key you need.Of course, in might depend on sound of the instrument you are using - for example sampled acoustic grand piano can sound great even semitone lower then the default key. On a second thought...I will definitely consider your suggestion just because if someone working on some song, let say, in the key of C minor indication of the key in the preset file will provide a useful info about how many semitones chord progression must be transposed to reach the C minor key.
@@MusicianParadise Yeah I personally love knowing the starting Key of the progression. It’s kind of necessary too me. I understand why you might not wanna do it but most of the Scaler 2 progressions tell you the start key.
@@bjamminsincebirth3494 When I'll manage to rename all the files I'll let you know. It might take some time just because there over 60 files in both packs ;) BTW Scaler 2 is detecting the key of my chord progressions correctly (most of the time) but there's some cases...for example,if some of the chords in the chord progression are outside of the key (modal interchange or modulation) Scaler will just give you a mode name (C lydian, B Phrygian etc. for example). The same happens then chord progression not tonal, but modal, or based on modal contrast, so, technically, there's no key to indicate. What kind of naming convention would you prefer for such cases?
@@MusicianParadise well generally you would put C or Am. This is just an example. So I would say at least put the Major and Relative Minor of the chords.
@@MusicianParadise Have you ever used Render Audio Prism Chord Packs that they make for Scaler 2? If so you will see what I mean. They label style and Major/Minor Key. That’s helpful in knowing where the creator of the chord progression starter. Then we can transpose it up or down and know what key we are in.
Hi there!
You did a great work! I love your style and the the use of Rhodes samples (I own an old Mark I) for chord porgression demo.
Did you ever thought to provide chord progressions in the jazz-orchestral / classical music verticals?
Respect
giorgio
Thank you for the kind words! Indeed, I plan to create something like that in the future. Feel free to suggest what you would like to see in such a chord pack.
Thanks@@MusicianParadise for your feedback!
What I would like to see are two types of harmonic textural "set" (say "chord progressions") : on one hand something related to classical music progressions (I admit it's a too broad definition), maybe subdivide by author (from Bach to Beethoven to Mahler .. ah ah I'm maybe joking) and something related to jazz classical big-band orchestrations around Ellington and before), This second realm is maybe not to fare from your "modern" jazz harmonization you called R&B... d the end ... "all is jazz" ;-) and maybe you could agree. BTW the first set (the classical one) could support all the recent "cinematic" music production... in that sense a "cinematic music" pack could maybe merge the two set above mentioned. Does it make sense? ... I I'm not sure me too. Anyway thank you for your huge sharing and dissemination!
giorgio
@@solyarismusic Yes, I plan to incorporate some of those suggestions. Bach is already prominently featured in the chord packs domain. For instance, Xfer Cthulhu has many chord progressions extracted from Bach Chorals MIDI files, and the Song Wish reMIDI 3 plugin has a large collection of public domain MIDI files, including classical and Big Band MIDI files.
"Cinematic" is a really good title for such a chord progressions collection, and I've already started a folder with this name on my computer where I'm collecting references. I'll also try to highlight less well-known composers and big band arrangers, such as Kenny Wheeler and Maria Schneider. Of course, the collection wouldn't be complete without Duke Ellington and other jazz classics. This process will take some time, so please be patient.
@@MusicianParadise Absolutely! :-) It's weird but interesting having musicians like Johann Sebastian Bach, Kenny Wheeler and Duke Ellington in the same sentence :-) BTW when writing comes in mind Gil Evans arrangements "for" Miles Davis (Sketches of Spain) and concerning Davis how can I not involve Mc Coy Tyner (and boss) modal progressions (maybe you already did it) ?
Thanks again a lot for your sharing and listening.
@@solyarismusic Gil Evans , Mc Coy Tyner will be in a “Jazz” chord pack for sure!
Hi Thank you so much for the progression. They are great. I am using them with the MPC live 2. Sound great. Getting confused what mode they are in because the pad perform notes don’t seem to match. Could add in title whether major minor blues or whatever. What do you think. Thanks again Tbone
Yes, you're right - most of those chord progressions does not fit in just one mode or scale - because the dominant V7 chord is often altered or, in 90s styles V7b13 (or triton sub. bII7#11. We can think of those chords as a dominant chords borrowed from the parallel minor key (V7b9b13). Some of those chords are not from the key/scale of a tonic chord. It is a very common practice in some harmonically complex styles of music such as Jazz, Neo-Soul, R&B etc. It may seems confusing if you accustomed to use chord sets derived just from one scale, and nothing is wrong with this approach - but it won't work for every music style. The interesting way of thinking about those chords is this - let say, you are in the key of C major and most of your chords is from C major scale. You can spice up your chord progression using some chords borrowed from C minor scale or C Lydian mode etc. This approach frequently described in music theory books as "Modal Interchange". Of course, pad perform does not have such an understanding of music theory so it's algorithm can't accurately match scales/modes in complex chord progressions.Sorry for such long explanation, probably I should make a video about this topic!
Thanks for your quick and thorough response. Much appreciated. I know some basic music theory but nothing at your level so have been scratching my head for ages trying to match the modes by ear. Not very successfully. I know everyone says you can get by without music theory but I think it helps enormously. If you ever make a video on the modal interchange for the progression I would be first to view. Thanks again for all your great work. It is valued greatly. Tbone.
@@emmaryan Thank you so much; your interest in the subject. most definitely inspires me to create a video on modal interchange!
I wish I could find out how to use Ripchord with Reason 13 :(
Unfortunately, Reason 13 does not support the MIDI Routing on VST3. You can use the MIDI files in Reason 13. You can find a lot of free MIDI files in my chord preset packs on my Patreon Page. You don't need to be a Patron to download those. www.patreon.com/musicianparadise
funny i've never heard of a mc307. I don't remember if we had internet back then. I bought a mc505 new. i wonder if it's similar.
MC 307 is very much like MC 505 with less hardware controls !
R.I.P Tim Bigelow
awesome 🎵
Thanks ✌️
What is you’re mpc called model I mean
MPC Live MK I
Are you going to release a New jack swing chord pack?
In my free 90s RnB Chord Pack edition, you can find 5 New Jack Swing presets; In the commercial release on 6teenlevels.com/products/90s-new-jack-swing-chord-pack there are 20 New Jack Swing presets, those are also available to my Patrons on Patreon as well as much more 90's R&B etc.
Couldn't finds the Ripchord Chord Preset Pack, am I missing something
Ohhhh my bad! I just checked the files - is not there! give me a couple of hours , I will re-upload the files, and you can get them from the same link!
@@MusicianParadise Cheers Bro
@@finx2much I’m working on it right now, I’ll let you know then it done, thanks for notifying me about this problem🙏
Hey, the files has been updated! Now the Ripchord files now included, thank you once again!
Sounds more like 90s chicago house chords
Chicago house chords it's a win! I'm working currently on a Deep House chord pack, but probably it will sound like something else!
@@MusicianParadise just to be clear, i dont want to make critics, it sounds great, but it reminds me on this sound
@@gerarlddiponse8005 I didn't take it as a criticism 😀. Any criticism actually is very welcome, as I learn a lot from comments on my videos, true story!
it keeps downloading blank folders im so confused
I just checked the download link - it's working as expected. Please try again - downloaded file is a zipped archive, so you have to unzip the downloaded files in order to access the folders. Let me know if you succeeded!
Does it have a virus?
Virus??? No!
Hi, I am an e- drummer and I am looking for a way to trigger melodic chord progressions with my midi drum kit, any suggestions. Thanks in advance.
Probably the best way to trigger chord progressions and the melodies is to use samples and software or hardware sampler. Even if you using something like Scaler 2 or Ripchord for creating your chord progressions, those programs not very good for triggering chords on the drum pads, just because of added latency - when you sending the midi note from a drum pad, let say, to the Scaler 2, the Scaler plugin will turn it to the chord and when will sendthe midi chord into some AU/VST to produce the sound , so the latency adds up causing delayed triggers. It all about preparation - first, make your chord progression using any tools you have in your DAW, convert it into audio file/files you want to trigger and assign those audio files to the notes of any sampler of your choice (any DAW has one , I think) Make sure the buffer size in the audio settings of your DAW set as low as it can be without causing sound artefacts (the best results can be achieved using audio interface) and assign your drum pads to the midi notes of the sampler. Make sure DAW is set to the BPM your chord sequence is recorded - so you can listen to the metronome while playing. Hope this helps!
@@MusicianParadise Thank you for your help. I never thought about the latency build up, good to know. So what you are saying is use Scaler and or Ripcord to build a song out of loops in my DAW and get my edrums to trigger their assigned midi notes, sounds good just going to take some learning A.) how to create loops in my DAW and sequence them into a song, then B.) assigne midi notes to have my edrums trigger those loops and or advance the sequence of the song. Sounds good in theory but I am going to need a tutorial. Thanks again for the your suggestions.
@@seanwalsh999 A) You can use some sample packs with already prepared loops, ou you can learn how to make your own chord loops using the DAW and Scaler plugin. It difficult to give more detailed advice without knowing what kind of music you are aiming to make.B) First of all you have to decide what kind of sampler you going to use for playback of previously prepared loops and assign samples to some midi notes. Secondly, you 'll need to read through MIDI implementation of your edrumkit to figure out how to assign the MIDI notes to the pads. If assignment is not possible, just check out which notes are triggered on the sampler when you playing the drumpads and assign your loops to those notes.(Assuming your edrumkit is connected to the computer by USB/MIDI). Of course it's a very specific workflow depending on the DAW you are using.
@@MusicianParadise Thank you for your help, It looks like I have my work cut out for me.
links broken :/
Please try again, I just checked the link, it's OK - sometimes you have to wait a moment until page is loaded, let me know if you succeeded!
@@MusicianParadise MUCHO GRACIAS MUCHACHO 😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀😀👊
@@TIERl de nada!
Does anybody know what this synth is? In the beginning - ua-cam.com/video/FL-pm-xRb40/v-deo.html (SWV)
Hmm... it might be Yamaha Dx7 I but I don't know
@Akai_Pro this Gentleman is making your gear better...Get him aboard !!!
Thanks for a kind words!