How to make drum patterns - rhythms every producer SHOULD know (FREE MIDI)| Splice
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- Опубліковано 31 тра 2024
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@nickthechen
In this video we go over the drum patterns for a wide variety of genres. We cover how to construct these patterns from only one shots, no loops are used. While we are using Ableton Live in this video, the concepts covered apply to any DAW.
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00:00 - Intro
01:30 - Hip Hop
04:37 - Reggaeton / Dancehall
07:18 - House
10:22 - Techno
12:38 - Future Bass
15:26 - R&B
16:43 - Dubstep
18:26 - Trap
22:12 - Drum & Bass
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How do I download those samples? Do I have to put a card? because I already have account, then I read that there is an application that has to have the lap ??
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@@splice ya lo habia solucionado!! Gracias!! ^ ^
Are you using Ableton here?
@@HaroonKhanharry yes I am! 10.1
The amount of value in this video is massive.
OH yes!!
A rarity now a days
The amount of value in this video is sylenth
True that. With some Attack Mag beat analysis we are well served!
@@dethswurl117 good one
As a new producer this kind of stuff helps me so much
true
How ya holding up 2 years later?
LEARNED MORE IN 20 MINUTES THAN 2 YEARS IN MUSIC TECH CLASS.
You were in the wrong music tech class then buddy lmao
@@thompsondj5120 HE WAS A BAD TEACHER LMAOOO
THE OTHER TEACHER TAUGHT ME SAMPLING WHEN HE DID IT IN THE 80'S
I LIKED HIM MORE :)
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My uncle (mom's bro) taught me rhythm when I was 4
@@amanthatthinks euphemism?
I like how you address the beginners by explaining what a measure is, while also providing a gold mine of information for even advanced musicians. I learned a lot thanks.
That really was very cool
this is unreal drum eduaction here
there are so many poorly explained drum pattern videos on UA-cam. This one is one of the great ones. Thank you Nick and thank you splice! Please keep videos like this coming.
Finally ONE drum pattern tutorial to rule them all. Would love to see bass next 🙏
Check this one out!
ua-cam.com/video/hf2VbYno0_4/v-deo.html
As someone whos staring to be a producer (and knows nothing about playing drums), this is one of the most important videos I've seen. Thank you sir.
It amazing how rare it is to get good vocal audio for music production videos. This is a good sign.
It's crazy how upcoming "producers" are not running this video up. So many educational life changing gems just in this one video. Sadly, most upcomers start out doing just about anything with no regard for basics. Literally spent the whole day
digesting this video and I am so glad I did. Keep up the good work Splice!🙌 Whoever came up with this idea to actually teach production as a change in direction for splice is a BLOODY genius and DESERVES a raise. And so DOES Nick😤. He is a BLOODY Legend!!!
It's a top demo!
Cuz a lot of people just hit a fast high hat with a kick and call it trap
This is what I've been looking for my whole noob-producing life. THANK YOU!
I’ve learned everything I know about drum patterns from this video within 2 hours and I feel like I have a SOLID foundation now. You got my vote for most helpful music production video I’ve seen so far!!! Thank you!
I need something like this for 808s
808 is a drum machine. Ask me what you wanna know and I'll answer you. But most likely you're looking for "slides" and "mono/legato"
@@largefatherbassmusic no, I mean common 808 patterns every producer should know...
@@user-zm2pk8pe2y I'm curious as well... I experiment to make my own but it'd be cool to have a bunch to try out
I like to, as someone with a background in drumming, approach it with funk. If you know how to do funk, do that and make it more like your bassdrum is hyperactive. To get a good starting point, I'd suggest Commodores' Brick House and RHCP's Give It Away. It might not help you as much with those unnatural hihat rolls, but it definitly helps with the bassdrum
@@bartelvandervelden9894 - the very fact that someone is asking for "808 patterns" is an indication of how far beyond your understanding of music is from theirs.
because I have Cubase, I nearly discarded this tutorial, boy i’m so glad I didn’t this taught me more about my grid in a short amount of time, than hours of Cubase related tutorials cheers for that great tutorial👌👌👌
This video will kick start my adventure for real. As a upcoming middle-aged newbie producer, I'm mostly doing things for my own amusement. But I have been struggling with creating drum patterns. Turns out I'm missing the basics even, and you've been so helpful giving me such valuable information.
It sucks that it's taken me so long to find this video, this just encompasses everything I was looking for, so many other videos that just all said the same thing and had no helpful advice whatsoever, thank you so much for making this.
wow thank you for all the value you contribute to the producer world 😍
Damn, that little hip hop section was pretty impressive, you you gave it some natural swing with just a few little movements. Dope.
Some 80’s New wave, Dark wave, Synth wave, GOTH drum tuts would be sick AF!
1. Find an example of a drum pattern you like
2. Download it and drag it into your DAW
3. Isolate a full loop and cut it at the start and finish
4. Adjust the tempo to fit the song
5. Use the grid to see which hits go where
6. Voila, you can now replicate any drum pattern
Holm Holmsen - can’t wait to try this, thank you so much!
@@sosickhcdrums No problem. Note that most music with real drums will not have a completely consistent tempo, so you will notice the hits lining less and less up with the grid the longer you make the sample. So with those, at least for the sake of learning how to make them, I'd recommend slicing the clip into as few hits as possible.
@@holmholmsen4158 wdym with #1? A full song or drum patterns that have been already isolated ?
Knowing which instruments are used for each type is on its own priceless. Put a melody on top and there you have it. Even try to just copy what is shown here and take it from there. God bless ya and have a healthy year, brother!)
Definitely the best tutorial video I stumbled upon lately. I learned A TON OUT OF IT!!! Thank you, guys!!! :)
Simple things that are so hard to find, kudos to you for this sir!
Simple, understandable, quick. What a GREAT video. Kudos guys
Thanks for the breakdown of these patterns, knowing the fundamentals is essential to laying out a solid foundation to a song
I have been decades looking for a video like this. How much wisdom in so little time!
This is BY FAR one of the best videos I have seen on producing drum patterns. So much good info in here!!!
I love how the Amen break create an entire genre.
Hands down one of the best videos I've seen on music production in a while. I'd love to see some breakdown videos where you take apart the drums on a track and explain what is going on the way you did here.
I've made my first few things on ableton that sound like actual music now thanks to you. Fantastic video. I downloaded the midi patterns for the drum loops which makes it even easier. Thank you very much.
this is one of the most (if not THE most) helpful videos I've seen on here for production thank u
Bossman, this is exactly what I needed to sharpen my skills in other genres
This video is awesome as it covers "THE" basic elements of any track.. The drums..I am new to programming and it has cleared a lot of my doubts and I understood tips and tricks of how to arrange drums... Thanks a lot SPLICE.
This was so helpful! I've been trying to figure drum patterns out and kept getting stumped, so thank you so much for this video 😊
This video still holds up very well. Very interesting, thank you for this!
Thank you! Its so hard to find production videos that are easy to understand. You did a great job explaining everything.
A masterpiece of simplicity and usefulness, thanks.
This is quite literally the video I've been trying to find for years. Exactly what I wanted explained and in depth. I'll be rewatching this many times because this is precisely what I've been trying to better understand about drum patterns.
omg same
Literally the best video on drum production I have ever seen. Really appreciate it.
Valuable tip about varying the volocity - makes everything sound more musical. (I'm new at this).
Thank you so much. This video has helped me immemsely! Amazing content. Cant thank you guys enough for all you do.
I'm really interested in the Jersey Bounce and more detail on that!
This is the goto video for drum patterns, thanks for sharing.
This is such a good study for basic drum patterns in different genres. Really useful guide!
This is GOLD. Thank you so much!
This is a wicked video for beginners like me. Thanks for the post because these videos are harder to find than one might think.
This is most important video for a newbie producers
Nick, muito obrigado pelo arquivos MIDI disponibilizados aqui. Sensacional!
This is absolutely brilliant!!!
Finally I found this video. Really helpful especially for me who is just starting to learn basic beats for my independent music 👌
Bro , thank you ! Very very much . Way to be methodical . I am grateful for you sharing your wisdom .
The future bass beat sounds soo much like Flume's songs, even the synth is perfect for him. Thanks for the great video!
this right here was a very nice experience, thank you
oh, man. these examples are actually excellent
This was dope and highly insightful!!!
These tutorials are so high quality and helpful!
Found this today, very helpful. Thanks👍
Yo, this is what I needed to hear. Thanks for this man!
Love to see ya keepin' the DnB oldschool
No jump up here bro 😂
Massive!
Dude ive been looking for the explanation of amen break and he just went there placed some snares and the magic happened, totally amazing
Yes! Indeed very oldschool ^^ Love it!
Cheers buddy, it's great that you also explain the mechanics of each genre and not just show a demo of the complete result.
Thank you sooooo much! This was one of thee best tutorials I’ve ever seen! Valued beyond belief! 💯🏆
I’m so glad I came across this :) Thx Splice for dropping knowledge
Thanks so much , i struggled a lot trying to make the classic DnB drum loop.
This is definitely helpful, nice job dude!
What a great overview! Thank you!
Man, really greatful for this video, thanks! It was exactly what i was looking for
This has been so informative and helpful!!! Programming drums are always kinda daunting for me because I know nuts about it but this really builds a pretty solid basic for me and it’s always well explained. It’s also nice to know name of the genre (future bass) I’m entirely obsessed with. Thank q!!!🖤
this is amazing, thankyou for making this and sharing your knowledge, means a lot!
I am so happy of this tutorial ,thank you
This is so useful, hope you could do more on this topic
Thanks for this! I've been having a lot of fun translating it all onto the Digitakt, even though I'm not interested in writing in most of these genres there are loads of concepts there that will be useful for all sorts of stuff.
Great vid! This was really cool and useful! The midis were a nice touch too. :)
this is pure producer gold
I've been waiting for a video like this for years. 👌🏾TY
this guy is everything!!
Omg what a sick tutorial! Thanks guys!
Bro, this is super helpful! Thank you a bunch.
I think this is the first video of its kind! I've looked everywhere for this. Thank you!!!
Savant did something similar in this video ua-cam.com/video/PItUDGA9x38/v-deo.html not a tutorial though but still cool.
I usually make a lot trance beats, wow 🤩 it was amazing to know the beats of different genres that you never knew, loved the house beat, I felt like I was back in 80’s , great tutorial 👍
That was an informative and fine hands on Tutorial ob this topic.
This was amazingly helpful
you changed the world with this video dawg
Thank you soo much brother it will definitely help beginner producers like us thanks alot ❣️💯
I havent even got 2 min in the video and i know this is a blessing thank you
Been looking for a video like this for a couple weeks. Thank you.
This is insanely helpful
Very Informative‼️ Thank You 💪🏾💯
Thanks man I learned more in this video than I did in my whole music career
U snapped bro, this is amazing.
Awesome video man 👍 Thank you for shedding some light!
Thank you so much for this!
Thanks for sharing. Best informative video to date. Very awesome!!🙏🙏
Thanks for sharing your know. Very helpful.
you are awesome, helped me so much
This is great. I just learned A LOT.
This is gold. Thank you so much sir! Greetings from the Philippines!
Thank you! An interesting deep dive into different genres. Interesting seeing too which ones were more fun to make for me.
Awesome! Appreciate your sharing, great teaching.
Thanks for the great video!
4:08 - 4:19 Quick tip to do that faster:
"Duplicate Region" button.
You just taught me so much. I never even knew any of these rhythms other than the house before. Thank you for your knowledge
Like I just watched this man demystify all the rhythm
Great video and great starting blocks to get some music started.