Jump up drum sequence

[Rubs90]

I'm currently producing some jump up on Reason, and I'm using RedRum to produce the drums, although Im having a bit of a hard time

If you listen in to songs like "TC - Game Over" or "TC - The Old Texaco Garage (VIP)" (no im not a TC fanatic) you can notice a specific kind of drum sequence

How does that usually work out in talks of kicks, snares etc etc

If you could post more or less something like this, I could then tweak it into awesomeness:

"K| |K| | | | | | | |K| | | | | |
| | | |S| | | | | | | |S| | | |
| | | | | |s|s|s|s| | | | |s|s|"

Thanks

 

[MARKLAR]

if its jump up u want!

k..s..k..s

 

[filtersweeperVC]

Type " chase and status Future music" on youtube. They spend some time explaining how they lay down a beat. This will deffinitely help you. Also, spend time layering lots of different high-passed (this means cutting the bass off) high-hats, ride-cymbals etc.. and different snares at different velocities(different volumes). Practice makes better...
The end.

 

[joe_newman]

Type " chase and status Future music" on youtube. They spend some time explaining how they lay down a beat. This will deffinitely help you. Also, spend time layering lots of different high-passed (this means cutting the bass off) high-hats, ride-cymbals etc.. and different snares at different velocities(different volumes). Practice makes better...
The end.

yeah i think its these ones!

Part 1
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SYMC57ldgE4

Part 2
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=crp6eGfdOtQ&feature=related

 

[Rubs90]

aight sweet

 

[RevTech]

Kick on beat, snare on beat, kick on 1.5 beat, snare on beat.

 

[Dan M]

Type " chase and status Future music" on youtube. They spend some time explaining how they lay down a beat. This will deffinitely help you. Also, spend time layering lots of different high-passed (this means cutting the bass off) high-hats, ride-cymbals etc.. and different snares at different velocities(different volumes). Practice makes better...
The end.

this i a good tutorial, its easy to understand and doesnt really get technical its more about the feel of drum patterns.

 

[Dustek]

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/654/

 

[imanc]

Is anyone here using frequency analyzers like in Chase and Status video? I'm looking for one to use with Reason. Found the vocoder method but I think I might want to use it with Ableton later, so I'm looking for a compatible or standalone app / plugin.
Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

 

[mikeOO1]

izotpe will sort everything out, OZONE 3. I hope you got deep pockets tho. got mine the other day, awesome plug. has absoulutly everything you need to finish a track. including EQ. BUY IT you wont be dissapointed at all man.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6l1OVVc2K0

 

[vickvega]

abelton has got a good analyzer built in

 

[mikeOO1]

abelton has got a good analyzer built in

true. but limitations really are enless with ozone. you can twist a sound so much --even when the mix is set. 5* stuff IMO.

 

[imanc]

Thanks!

But AFAIK even after all this time Reason still can't be a VST host and Ozone is a VST plugin. (starting an off-topic )
So the only way is to rewire Reason as slave to Ableton or another VST host, right? ... just for spectrum analysis

 

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