Stunting & Juggling
This splendid template from Kenny has been sat in Reaper for nearly a week now. I've tried a couple of times previously and not been happy with the result so it got shelved. Working from home today I thought I'd have a quick pop at it again during lunch.
As usual, the solution was keeping the beat simple and driving. I was trying to be clever previously whereas instead this take keeps the beat going but picks out the main accents ...
As usual, the solution was keeping the beat simple and driving. I was trying to be clever previously whereas instead this take keeps the beat going but picks out the main accents ...
Frankisaur
Nice. Love the tight HH work. The driving 1/4 notes over the chorus sound good. I think I'm going to push a 6/8 feel a little stronger...but we'll see once I get a few tracks down. You set the bar nice and high my friend.
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mpointon
Thank you, Frank. My early efforts focussed on the same thing - emphasising that 6/8 feel - but I found with the drum lines I did, it messed with the necessary drive and energy the track needed to keep it powering along for me.
So another instrument picking up that theme would be perfect! +1
So another instrument picking up that theme would be perfect! +1
rp3drums
Sounds great! yes and simple usually is better. It is amazing too how 16th notes can solve so many issues...in my younger days i would never, ever play 16th on the hats.....
+1
mpointon
They do! I'm not a fan of 16ths to be honest, but I find by flinging in accents it really helps them lilt (and cover up how inaccurately I play them sometimes!)
+2
Marceys
Man! This is a very cool track! Totally missed this track of Kenny! Absolute cool drumming to the track! Did you eat your sandwich? Don't forget that!! :) :)
+1
Funkystan
Hi Martin, I can't hear in good conditions if the compressor's job is good, but your add to Kenny's track fits great... ^^
Kenny, You've done it great again ;-)
Thanks guys... +1
Kenny, You've done it great again ;-)
Thanks guys... +1
kennyadry
Nothing short of Brilliant! I personally think the 16th notes on the first part was great. Clever thing on the break :D the upbeat on the chorus really worked well. Great sensitive take on the 2:51 then getting blast onwards!!! Can't give a comment on the compression as im only listening thru phone (still cant be back home), but man I care less about that God this is outstanding!!!
+1
mpointon
Thank you, Kenny! This a fabulous template. Despite the apparent simplicity, it was challenging to get the balance right between driving it and helping pick out the fantastic syncopations of the riff.
Another gem to add to your already extensive collection on the 'Loops. +0
Another gem to add to your already extensive collection on the 'Loops. +0
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Can You Tell Me
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Morning Star
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Can It Be True
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Sunrise
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Linear Script A
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As Long As You're Here
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Last Tag On The Wall (HD no drums)
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Allfornothing
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Heat of July
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Rainy
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Downwind
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Weekend Happy Song
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Cold winter
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Sephia de Outono
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Kartoffelpuffer Party Countryblues
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My Favourite Dilemma
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Spiritual Restoration
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Sun and Sand
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We are right
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AndRooM
The sound is very clear on my speakers, it's a cool upbeat song. +2