Drum Sample Editing & Programming for Electronic Music
Offered By: CreativeLive
Course Description
Overview
Classic analog drum machines have morphed into a massive library of available options for the modern producer. How do you decide when a 707 kick or a 808 hihat is more appropriate for the song? What about blending in these classic sounds with sampled grooves?
Chrissy is a genre-bending DJ/producer that has been called a “walking encyclopedia of 30 years of dance music.” In Drum Sample Editing & Programming for Electronic Music, he will guide you through his techniques to isolating the perfect drum groove, reinforcing them with programmed drums and chopping, warping, and rearranging samples into floor-crushing beats that will get played at clubs.
You’ll learn:
- How to chop up samples from a song when you only have the fully mixed version
- Mixing tips for creating jaw-dropping kicks and crystal clear punchy snares
- How to use compression to make your drums thicker and louder
With a myriad of drum machines, sample kits, and programmers, it can be overwhelming to match the tones with the grooves you create. With classic tracks to sample and a myriad of tools to draw from, Chrissy will show you how to completely own drum production for electronic dance music.
Syllabus
- Classic Drum Machine Sounds
- Mapping Drum Sounds in Kontakt
- Mapping Drum Sounds in Ableton
- Drum Programming in Grid Mode in Sony Acid
- Drum Programming in Clip View in Ableton
- The Synth as a Drum Machine
- Breakbeats and Sampling
- Time Warping Breakbeats in Sony Acid
- Improvising Breakbeats in Kontakt
- Time Stretching in Akaizer
- Augmenting Breakbeats With Samples
- Adding 'Jungle' Type Effects
- Structuring a Remix
- Using Effects in a Remix
- Structuring a Re-Edit
- Mixing Electronic Drums
- General Q&A
- Mastering and Dynamics
Taught by
Chrissy
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