Programming metal drums is easy.
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In today's video, we're broaching the subject of how programming metal drums is easy.... IF you know how drums actually work (aside from the technical aspect, the actual playing of the drums). On the show to talk with us today is Scott from Chernobyl Studios, a man who is very much into his extreme metal, and recently conducted a smash hit interview with Nick Barker of Cradle of Filth, amongst others.
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0:00 - Intro
1:20 - Metal Drum Programming Mastery
9:46 - What velocities should I use?
15:25 - Reaper Specific Example
24:20 - Saving time with efficiency
28:30 - The almighty document plan!
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My brain saw the title and totally processed it as steel drums, like Caribbean music lol
@Major_Fuzzz
3 жыл бұрын
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Great collaboration Gentlemen!! You guys Rock!!
@ChernobylAudio666
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for watching! :)
Scott's Metal Mixing Course was a total game changer and if this is half as good it's worth it's weight in gold. I'll be buying it this weekend. Scott, never lets us down. DEATH METAL!!!!!
@ChernobylAudio666
3 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the kind words man !
Studio One has note selection built in, which is awesome, so i set it to a hotkey, along with note split and velocity, and it makes life so much easier.
Thank you. This was great. I missed the prem as I was gaining weight.
I'm an old grinder, and I started programming drums around '91. Were talkin the BOSS Dr Rhythms,😉 ect. Our very first demos were recorded with a drum machine. It was an extremely hard sell then being an extreme band using a drum machine( we even used it live at the '94 Milwaukee Metalfest 😁) now it is absolutely an art form and sure, if you want to just have some basic stock beats, yeah its easy. But man, I've learned so much about rhythm, what subtleties change feel immensely, and just overall better musicianship by programming drums for 30+years. I wish I was even 10 years younger,because its never been a better time in all areas to be a musician. Ive logged 30+ years in the extreme death/grindcore/powerviolence/crust scenes and as far as creating music, this technology is fuckin awesome...lol. 🙂
Just stopped by! I remember your early videos on ipad music producing years back. I am so so happy to see your channel grew so big congrats!
@ChernobylAudio666
3 жыл бұрын
Adam is a cool dude, he deserves all the success he can handle !
Now that's a very beautiful plosive at 29:05. I'd use that as a techno kick even lol
@adamsteelproducer
2 жыл бұрын
Now THAT's how you make an explosion sound :D
Both of my online mentors together thats epic
Man, Scott is everywhere ! Very nice guy ! Great producer ! Always nice shirts! Quake!
@ChernobylAudio666
3 жыл бұрын
Cheers man! :D
Im new to recording programing drums seems hard i use midi groove packs for now
Fuck I need all those actions and scrpits RN!!
Adam, watching you EQ the drums on the pop/punk session the other night had me wondering.... with them being digital if you ever "tune" them to match the key of each song?
@adamsteelproducer
3 жыл бұрын
Not really, it’s rare I tune Toms per song even with real drums- I actually want them to stand out of the mix as their own character rather than disappear into another instruments note
The first thing i did when i tried midi programming was actually the rosanna shuffle lol... I need to learn those velocity settings he's using. I am not very good at mixing and using velocities yet, i wouldn't need his whole course because, i can play drums almost like him already. And understand a lot about it like he is saying,, but i really need to learn velocity and a bit of drum mixing using steven slate with basic Reaper plugins... do you have any videos like this on your page about mixing steven slate drums with basic reaper plugins... it's too hard to learn from most videos because everyone has their specific plugins they are using... you seem to have a lot of good stuff here.
I'm 20 minutes in and sold.
@ChernobylAudio666
3 жыл бұрын
Cheers man, really hope it helps. Don't forget to join the exclusive discord and share what you're working on! :)
The link to the course no longer exists.
@adamsteelproducer
Жыл бұрын
Thanks, updated.
why is there no smart daw? should be able 2 create a track, pick up instrument, hit a note and boom... routed 2 that track. gain stage, tone shape etc... repeat for all tracks as needed and hit record. y no auto bpm? auto grids? etc... where are all the a.i. elements? we have plug n play everywhere. why no plug and record? y is the focus of a daws capabilities mostly put on the backend of recording? shouldn't it be mostly on the front end?
I watched this in 1.75 speed