Hi guys , I want to write liquid dnb and I have a question for you how to make a beat of dnb using single hits?
Well, I put the kick and snare , then what? How to put the hi-hat and percussion all?IMO, making a liquid beat with just single hits doesnt work. They need a break or loop behind them to bring everything together. If you dont wish to start with a break, i would start with something like addictive drums or superior drummer to make a simple pattern, then add in single hits over top of that. Try to find some hat or shaker loops to fill the top end in nicely.
Use lots of different hi-hats and percussion samples. I usually try to avoid playing the same hi-hat twice in a row mostly (this isn't a strict rule), so you need a minimum of two cymbals to do that. I do usually use more than two though.Well, I put the kick and snare , then what? How to put the hi-hat and percussion all?
I mean you, and putting the project on https://splice.com/No do not do that... That is horrible advice
I mean you, and putting the project on https://splice.com/
Is that bad advice?
alll in the hatsss! Really dictates the feel of the tune!
im gonna have to disagree with you on that. yes they add to the groove and flow but without a proper kick and snare hats mean ziltch
Yesss of course! I find that switching up the hats can make different sections/whole tunes come alive! Like a hat whacking out 8th notes versus hats going all over the place, with the same kick/snare with give a totally different feel! Definitely agree with the whole lot being important of course though!
I watched all the tutorials , I have a problem with the hi-hat , I can not find the right hi-hat and the sound Do not know how to properly place the hi-hatHow to make a "liquid" style dnb beat...
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I have a problem with the hi-hat , I can not find the right hi-hat and the sound Do not know how to properly place the hi-hatUse lots of different hi-hats and percussion samples. I usually try to avoid playing the same hi-hat twice in a row mostly (this isn't a strict rule), so you need a minimum of two cymbals to do that. I do usually use more than two though.
I usually go for slightly louder/stronger hi-hats on the eighth note beats of the bar, and slightly quieter ones on the off-beats (i.e. every other sixteenth note)
I also make a pattern and then sometimes get rid of the cymbals that are playing at the same time as the kick/snare to get a sense of cohesion between the kick/snare and the percussion.
The kick in the snare are fucking on point it sounds like you high past the hats too much you have an EQ on them if so pull it down to about 700 Hz or solisten and please tell me what is wrong
I've got only interested in hi-hat , hi-hat , I first made of velocity and even added a hi-hat , and cloned it changed the sound and did shuffle , is it right?The kick in the snare are fucking on point it sounds like you high past the hats too much you have an EQ on them if so pull it down to about 700 Hz or so