How to make the drumwhirls

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How to make the drumwhirls

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lynch

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Hi,
I'm so lame, don't know how to make the "dnb whirls" on both the snare and cymbals/hihat.
U know the typical ones. How am i supposed to do them? now use Sonar 2 +drummachine.
I got reason 2 as well.. plz help me!

29-01-2004 16:16

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Originally posted by lynch
Hi,
I'm so lame, don't know how to make the "dnb whirls" on both the snare and cymbals/hihat.
U know the typical ones. How am i supposed to do them? now use Sonar 2 +drummachine.
I got reason 2 as well.. plz help me!

Whirls?

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29-01-2004 20:23

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I think he means the 'ghosts' that are played inbetween the loud snare hits. It a thing that really helps to make the beat roll.

Check out this thread and this one.

DJBusby wrote a tutorial on making breaks, look here

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29-01-2004 20:30

lynch

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it's not the thing i thought of... mean the hysterical drump parts of for example Aphex Twin Come to daddy, u knw what i meen

29-01-2004 22:50

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Originally posted by lynch
it's not the thing i thought of... mean the hysterical drump parts of for example Aphex Twin Come to daddy, u knw what i meen

could you post a sample? cuz i have no clue what u're talking about..

an other way of finding that out is sampling the break, cutting it up, and recomposing it in yer sequencer.. learned much more doing this then by asking 'howto's' on forums Wink

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30-01-2004 12:16

lynch

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This is what i meen... i got a 109kb file sample
http://www.kahnrecords.com/dnb

30-01-2004 14:59

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hmm not sure... i think it's timestretched (an oldschool technique which repeats small parts in a sample real fast), cut up and recomposed but don't quote me on it...

that's things you must experiment on... can't really describe that it's too fucked up Big Grin

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30-01-2004 16:03

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search the grid on dogsonacid

There's a couple of threads about it Bigup

30-01-2004 16:33

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Those are just very fast notes following eachother, try a succession of 1/32th notes or 1/64th notes

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30-01-2004 18:09

lynch

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what's the name for it?

30-01-2004 18:11

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