I always wanted to do that but i dont know how :(( maybe you could do a tutorial. i use reaper, and i know you've made it on reaper. please do a tutorial
the snare, kick and cymbals were from the Battery multitrack. the hi hats are from the intro of Leper Messiah. the toms were from the fills in the slow part of Orion. the snare doesnt really ring out but if you add a reverb it doesnt matter
@@tanneryordan also im really struggling to find a kick that isnt clouded with hi hats and cymbals, where exactly in battery did you pull the kick from.
@@evanlewis9313 so i downloaded the multitrack from remixpacks.ru . Make sure you download the Rockband version because it separates the snare, kick, and cymbals/room. i sampled from different parts of the song to get different layers of velocities. I recommend using reaper for a recording software. Reaper Mania on youtube shows you how to make a “drum machine” out of samples, and he even has a video about multi-sampling which is what I do to make the drums sound more realistic, and not just the same sample played robotically
@@tanneryordan I searched for "Metallica" on the website and just pulled up a bunch of songs, where can I find the drum tracks on the website? Sorry for asking so many questions Im a noob when it comes to things like this.
if you have the isolated drum tracks that are separated (cymbals, snare, kick) its much easier. if you dont, you really have to scrub through the song to find hits that aren’t clouded with cymbal wash. luckily, with plugin reverbs, the samples don’t have to be very long. its really helpful when the album has a track with a little bit of hi hat/cymbal by itself because those are some of the hardest things to replicate with other samples/ez-drummer type plugins
If you find a source of the "multitrack" from the Guitarhero/Rockband games you will be able to sample the drums easier. I can't seem to find them anymore, so if you can't find them, use the isolated drum tracks on UA-cam.
@@nekropsyyyyyy I used to get them all from one website that has been taken down. It had almost every "multitrack" ripped from those games. Those games are the only reason we have access to pretty much any isolated track, aside from the recent ones done with AI. Regardless, it still takes a bit of work to mix them once you have them loaded in (reverb, EQ, educated midi programming, etc.)
@@tanneryordan Yo, i was able to make it somewhat decent. Just posted on my channel if you'd like to hear, obviously its not that good yet but your tips helped a lot thank you!
download the multitracks from remixpacks.ru The final countdown has the snare-kick-cymbals tracks separated but i can hear a lot of bleed between them. It will be much harder to just cut the individual hits out of it like I do with other bands that isolate their mic's better
@@aoutii use the built in “reasamplomatic5000” plugin. watch the channel “reaper mania” for extensive tutorials. some videos that helped me were l”creating a drum machine in reaper” “multi sampling in reaper” and “multi velocity based sampling in reaper” in reasamplomatic5000 you import samples into the plugin and it allows you to set it to a note. with multi sampling/multi-velocity sampling you will be able to get much more accurate sounding midi since nobody ever hits the drum the exact same way twice. i would recommend using a seperate track for snare, kick, cymbals/hit hat, toms, etc. because they are usually mixed differently. that’s just something you’ll have to do research on to see how they originally did it, if you can’t just tell by hearing it. hope this helps
@@aoutii if you were asking about converting a track to midi, then I'm not sure how to help. I manually program all of my midi tracks beside the song for somewhat accuracy
hey man i’m not sure if you still look at these comments, but would you be willing to share your samples or at least demonstrate how you did it? i’ve tried sampling from the songs you’ve recommended but i couldn’t really do it. if you wanna continue this on discord or email or something, let me know, thanks
the website i used to use to get multitracks isnt up anymore. i honestly dont even know where to get them anymore. but ill tell you my process if you find a multitrack that includes 3-4 tracks for drums (kick, snare, hi hat/overheads, toms) i download the multitracks and open them up in my daw. zooming into each track i find hits of each drum that are clean and preferably “long” (clean meaning without other drums bleeding into them). this usually works for kick and snare pretty well, and if there is a Tom track. for hi hats, you dont always need an isolated hi hat/overhead mic track. for this video, i used the 4 hi hats leading into “Leper Messiah”. i use Reaper for my daw because it’s just what i learned on. there’s an awesome channel “Reaper Mania” that has a ton of drum sampling/multisampling tutorials. i wouldnt know how to teach this to anyone that doesnt have Reaper
once I gather the samples i use Reaper’s sampler to upload each sound to set them to a midi note, adjust velocity settings, etc. Reaper mania has videos on that process. Then I just open the piano roll for the midi programming and program away on whatever track I want to create
@@tanneryordan thanks for the response. i’ve got all the multitracks for every metallica song that has them. whenever i try sampling toms or a kick, they always get cutoff and i don’t know what reverb to put on them to make it sound like a regular hit. in terms of leper messiah, there’s no multitrack for that one, so i don’t know how you separated the hi hat from lars speaking. i’ve got a basic drum set up for battery’s main riff, just without toms and cymbals. do you have any cymbal samples for metallica, or do you just find random ones that fit?
@@Samford_ to get rid of Lars' count in I think I just put a little high pass filter on them until it was too quiet to hear. For cymbals I took a bit where he hit the kick and cymbal and high pass filtered that also. You'll still hear a little bit of low end but most of the time you are putting a cymbal over a snare or kick for metallica stuff anyway so it blends in. As for reverbs, I use epicverb, omniverb, and various other free reverbs depending on the sound i'm recreating. I forgot to mention that I fade out all of my samples slightly at the end to sound smoother. This also "gets rid" of the reverb tail so you can re-add it with plugin reverb
@@tanneryordan i tried putting a high pass filter on the leper messiah hi hat but it just completely changed the sound of the hi hat and didn’t really sound good anymore, what frequency do you put the high pass filter at?
This sounds amazing
wow i cant believe james himself commented on my video 😨
what an incredible job congratulations
This work with samples is amazing!!!
sorry for the additional comment but i’ve been trying to replicate this for like a month now lol, i would love if you could make a tutorial
Great drummer
You should upload each individual drum somewhere, even if we have to pay for it it would be worth it
Could you somehow give me the samples and sounds of each of the drum parts?
I always wanted to do that but i dont know how :(( maybe you could do a tutorial. i use reaper, and i know you've made it on reaper.
please do a tutorial
How i can do that?
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It would make my year if you could upload a video with the snare, kick, and cymbals ringing out. I need samples so bad and i cant find any.
the snare, kick and cymbals were from the Battery multitrack. the hi hats are from the intro of Leper Messiah. the toms were from the fills in the slow part of Orion. the snare doesnt really ring out but if you add a reverb it doesnt matter
@@tanneryordan and how did you put them in midi all together
@@tanneryordan also im really struggling to find a kick that isnt clouded with hi hats and cymbals, where exactly in battery did you pull the kick from.
@@evanlewis9313 so i downloaded the multitrack from remixpacks.ru . Make sure you download the Rockband version because it separates the snare, kick, and cymbals/room. i sampled from different parts of the song to get different layers of velocities. I recommend using reaper for a recording software. Reaper Mania on youtube shows you how to make a “drum machine” out of samples, and he even has a video about multi-sampling which is what I do to make the drums sound more realistic, and not just the same sample played robotically
@@tanneryordan I searched for "Metallica" on the website and just pulled up a bunch of songs, where can I find the drum tracks on the website? Sorry for asking so many questions Im a noob when it comes to things like this.
Would there be any way of you uploading this some how? It is perfection!
Hey here i show you how to get the MOP Drum tone :D
link: ua-cam.com/video/VN4Y2P-OTnA/v-deo.html
Yooo this sounds too frickin good. Is it possible to get a sample out of every single drum separated?
if you have the isolated drum tracks that are separated (cymbals, snare, kick) its much easier. if you dont, you really have to scrub through the song to find hits that aren’t clouded with cymbal wash. luckily, with plugin reverbs, the samples don’t have to be very long. its really helpful when the album has a track with a little bit of hi hat/cymbal by itself because those are some of the hardest things to replicate with other samples/ez-drummer type plugins
how did you sample it? i already have the reasamplomatic5000 plugin and i know how to multi sample but idk how to get each drum sound from mop album
If you find a source of the "multitrack" from the Guitarhero/Rockband games you will be able to sample the drums easier. I can't seem to find them anymore, so if you can't find them, use the isolated drum tracks on UA-cam.
@@tanneryordan i will look more into guitar hero games, i appreciate it dude thank you a lot
@@nekropsyyyyyy I used to get them all from one website that has been taken down. It had almost every "multitrack" ripped from those games. Those games are the only reason we have access to pretty much any isolated track, aside from the recent ones done with AI. Regardless, it still takes a bit of work to mix them once you have them loaded in (reverb, EQ, educated midi programming, etc.)
@@tanneryordan ill dig deep into those multi tracks, i never thought of finding it through games, that was a very nice idea i hope i can find them
@@tanneryordan Yo, i was able to make it somewhat decent. Just posted on my channel if you'd like to hear, obviously its not that good yet but your tips helped a lot thank you!
Hey, how can i sample the drum like you?
Hey here i show you how to get the MOP Drum tone :D
link: ua-cam.com/video/VN4Y2P-OTnA/v-deo.html
This is awesome! I'm currently looking into recreating some Europe songs, wondering if you have any tips on how to get the drum sounds! :)?
download the multitracks from remixpacks.ru The final countdown has the snare-kick-cymbals tracks separated but i can hear a lot of bleed between them. It will be much harder to just cut the individual hits out of it like I do with other bands that isolate their mic's better
@@tanneryordan hmm okay - thank you for the advice
Interesting! How do you "convert" it into MIDI? Any guides I can follow? :)
what daw do you use?
@@tanneryordan dont know if youll see this but converting to midi is what im stuck on. i use reaper
@@aoutii use the built in “reasamplomatic5000” plugin. watch the channel “reaper mania” for extensive tutorials. some videos that helped me were l”creating a drum machine in reaper” “multi sampling in reaper” and “multi velocity based sampling in reaper”
in reasamplomatic5000 you import samples into the plugin and it allows you to set it to a note. with multi sampling/multi-velocity sampling you will be able to get much more accurate sounding midi since nobody ever hits the drum the exact same way twice. i would recommend using a seperate track for snare, kick, cymbals/hit hat, toms, etc. because they are usually mixed differently. that’s just something you’ll have to do research on to see how they originally did it, if you can’t just tell by hearing it.
hope this helps
@@aoutii if you were asking about converting a track to midi, then I'm not sure how to help. I manually program all of my midi tracks beside the song for somewhat accuracy
@@tanneryordan THANK YOU! i need to try multi sampling, i think that was my issue because every thing sounded to repeated. especially the snare.
hey man i’m not sure if you still look at these comments, but would you be willing to share your samples or at least demonstrate how you did it? i’ve tried sampling from the songs you’ve recommended but i couldn’t really do it. if you wanna continue this on discord or email or something, let me know, thanks
the website i used to use to get multitracks isnt up anymore. i honestly dont even know where to get them anymore. but ill tell you my process if you find a multitrack that includes 3-4 tracks for drums (kick, snare, hi hat/overheads, toms)
i download the multitracks and open them up in my daw. zooming into each track i find hits of each drum that are clean and preferably “long” (clean meaning without other drums bleeding into them). this usually works for kick and snare pretty well, and if there is a Tom track. for hi hats, you dont always need an isolated hi hat/overhead mic track. for this video, i used the 4 hi hats leading into “Leper Messiah”.
i use Reaper for my daw because it’s just what i learned on. there’s an awesome channel “Reaper Mania” that has a ton of drum sampling/multisampling tutorials. i wouldnt know how to teach this to anyone that doesnt have Reaper
once I gather the samples i use Reaper’s sampler to upload each sound to set them to a midi note, adjust velocity settings, etc. Reaper mania has videos on that process. Then I just open the piano roll for the midi programming and program away on whatever track I want to create
@@tanneryordan thanks for the response. i’ve got all the multitracks for every metallica song that has them.
whenever i try sampling toms or a kick, they always get cutoff and i don’t know what reverb to put on them to make it sound like a regular hit. in terms of leper messiah, there’s no multitrack for that one, so i don’t know how you separated the hi hat from lars speaking.
i’ve got a basic drum set up for battery’s main riff, just without toms and cymbals. do you have any cymbal samples for metallica, or do you just find random ones that fit?
@@Samford_ to get rid of Lars' count in I think I just put a little high pass filter on them until it was too quiet to hear. For cymbals I took a bit where he hit the kick and cymbal and high pass filtered that also. You'll still hear a little bit of low end but most of the time you are putting a cymbal over a snare or kick for metallica stuff anyway so it blends in.
As for reverbs, I use epicverb, omniverb, and various other free reverbs depending on the sound i'm recreating. I forgot to mention that I fade out all of my samples slightly at the end to sound smoother. This also "gets rid" of the reverb tail so you can re-add it with plugin reverb
@@tanneryordan i tried putting a high pass filter on the leper messiah hi hat but it just completely changed the sound of the hi hat and didn’t really sound good anymore, what frequency do you put the high pass filter at?
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Hey here i show you how to get the MOP Drum tone :D
link: ua-cam.com/video/VN4Y2P-OTnA/v-deo.html