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Is order CH, OH, CY, CB, MA, CL, HC, MC, LC, SD, BD, AC fine or need any other adjustments? There will be support for triples, soooon.
by wesz 2y ago
Is order CH, OH, CY, CB, MA, CL, HC, MC, LC, SD, BD, AC fine or need any other adjustments?
There will be support for triples, soooon.
- unnamed76ri 2y agoI’ve never seen a drum pattern setup where the kick and snare are at the top. Usually from bottom to top it is something like: Kick, Snare, hihat, toms, various cymbals
- wesz 2y agoJust reversed it. Check it out.
- flakes 2y agoSome other ideas: - 2 bar patterns would also be great. Many patterns repeat over 8 quarters. - Allowing accents (dynamics). A lot of drum patterns involve just a few drums, where accents are what bring the pattern to life. With accents and triplets, you can have the Purdie shuffle [1], which is one of my favorite patterns ever :) :[1] https://tomtommag.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Purdie-Shuffle.jpg https://tomtommag.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/Purdie-Shuf...
- wesz 2y agoCould you provide some kind of mockups of different bar patterns you would like to see implemented?
- flakes 2y agoThat link I sent is an example of standard notation I used when playing set. For accents, something like bigger or smaller circles could work fine. Purdie shuffle would look like: 1 2 3 4 hh |x-xx-xx-xx-x| S |-o--o-Oo--o-| B |o----o-----o| Or something like a basic jazz shuffle: 1 2 3 4 hh |x--x-xx--x-x| S |---o-----o--| B |o--o--o--o--|
- 082349872349872 2y agolooks like the original TR-808 handled triplets, see p.15 of the manual: https://cdn.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/TR-808_OM.pdf https://cdn.roland.com/assets/media/pdf/TR-808_OM.pdf ; for example, the SHUFFLE and BOOGIE on p.13 of the sample patterns at the end of the manual.