Another cool trick i started to experiment with is to have a tap delay (like D16 Tekturon) on certain drum samples to give it a slight psychedelic feel to it. Using different delay settings will give a cool percussion groove.
Hey, awesome technique for sure! I mentioned doing this at the end of the video as another way to make it more interesting. Some random one shots with a number of different FX, often work well
@@ClaritoneAudio Been on forced holiday for over a year, but yeah hanging in there. Take care bruv and pushing for a better, wholesome and prosperous 2021 for all. :)
Great Video :) can you maybe make a video about toms, how you would mix them in? cause i find i kinda hard to find a balance that the toms dont get to thin but also do not conflict with the low end, thanks :)
60 fps crisp quality! Nice video mate, percussion is really important to get a feel for the track.
Another cool trick i started to experiment with is to have a tap delay (like D16 Tekturon) on certain drum samples to give it a slight psychedelic feel to it.
Using different delay settings will give a cool percussion groove.
Hey, awesome technique for sure! I mentioned doing this at the end of the video as another way to make it more interesting. Some random one shots with a number of different FX, often work well
Ur tracks are bombss
+Nija Rahim thanks 👽🙏
thanks man, great channel ! keep it up
Thanks 🤘🏻🙏🏻
That's awesome! I've always had much simpler grooves but after the previous two videos I am excited to experiment :D :D
+Yuri Denezhkin 😎😎wicked! I find these little touches make everything a bit more realistic and interesting when compared to straight loops
Thank you 😊🕉️🎄
+Chuck Blain 😁🙏
Shot a lot dot!
Yeah man np! :) Happy holidays
@@ClaritoneAudio Been on forced holiday for over a year, but yeah hanging in there. Take care bruv and pushing for a better, wholesome and prosperous 2021 for all. :)
Great Video :) can you maybe make a video about toms, how you would mix them in? cause i find i kinda hard to find a balance that the toms dont get to thin but also do not conflict with the low end, thanks :)