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Post by swurveman on Jun 6, 2016 7:00:09 GMT -6
I found this video fascinating. Check out the 1:00 mark where Ringo talks about using his shoulder and playing a bit behind the beat on the second down beat. It contributed to his way of creating a swing to the beat.
Is there really any way to duplicate this second down beat swing using VST's like Superior Drummer?
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Post by kilroyrock on Jun 7, 2016 11:57:34 GMT -6
copy/drag the midi out of ez drummer and into your midi track, set your tempo and meter, with 16ths or 32nds, and edit the midi to bring back the hit a line or two, until it sounds right. I've used drumsite forever and when I got into ez drummer/superior drummer, I've kept that whole midi editing thing going.
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Post by Martin John Butler on Jun 7, 2016 14:59:26 GMT -6
What a wonderful interview, thanks Swuveman.
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Post by swurveman on Jun 8, 2016 6:39:39 GMT -6
copy/drag the midi out of ez drummer and into your midi track, set your tempo and meter, with 16ths or 32nds, and edit the midi to bring back the hit a line or two, until it sounds right. I've used drumsite forever and when I got into ez drummer/superior drummer, I've kept that whole midi editing thing going. Thanks kilroyrock. Do you do it hit by hit, or is there a way to program the editor so that all second downbeat hits as described in the video can be nudged back (late) with one command or macro? |
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Post by kilroyrock on Jun 8, 2016 7:07:36 GMT -6
I'm old school, and drop the second hit back the "4 and" manually. If I get one iteration really good, I then copy that and paste it over and over to finish out the verse.
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