Doing a drum roll,

just got here and messing around with it, this is awesome, but i cant see where i change TC to 1/32 or whatever can anyone point me in the right direction?

the manual

You can change the TC while in play

Just hold it Down and turn the wheel bro

but yeah


we all read the manual here - you need to obviously to.

sparq wrote:

ChaseDJ wrote:cool! so i can be tapping the hi hats on tempo and then hold note repeat and the hi hat to make it do a drum roll at the end of the bar? i hope its that easy i cant wait to get home and add real drum rolls to my beats!

in a sense, yes. but when you do your rolls you may want to change the T.C. on the hats.

say you are doing a beat at 1/16, when you get to your roll, change the T.C. to 1/32. (depending on how fast you want your roll to be)

Tempo also plays a part in establishing your roll.

If you listen to dirty south music especially 3 6 mafia they will record their tempo very slow i.e 70bpm. If that is the case they roll to sound like 64th notes.

Dj's down here like those tempos because U can ovelap a mix at 140 bpm and make bass music remixes.

1/32 is cool but check where the bpm is

pantherpride wrote:

sparq wrote:

ChaseDJ wrote:cool! so i can be tapping the hi hats on tempo and then hold note repeat and the hi hat to make it do a drum roll at the end of the bar? i hope its that easy i cant wait to get home and add real drum rolls to my beats!

in a sense, yes. but when you do your rolls you may want to change the T.C. on the hats.

say you are doing a beat at 1/16, when you get to your roll, change the T.C. to 1/32. (depending on how fast you want your roll to be)

Tempo also plays a part in establishing your roll.

If you listen to dirty south music especially 3 6 mafia they will record their tempo very slow i.e 70bpm. If that is the case they roll to sound like 64th notes.

Dj's down here like those tempos because U can ovelap a mix at 140 bpm and make bass music remixes.

1/32 is cool but check where the bpm is

Actually beats like 3 6 maffia are double timed. So instead of 70bpm they use 140bm and they roll wit 16th's

what i do sometimes eg with the hihats is like

record HH with note repeat (hold) at 1/8 then switch to 1/8(3) while recording.

why not try to experiment with that a bit

Jacpot wrote:

pantherpride wrote:

sparq wrote:

ChaseDJ wrote:cool! so i can be tapping the hi hats on tempo and then hold note repeat and the hi hat to make it do a drum roll at the end of the bar? i hope its that easy i cant wait to get home and add real drum rolls to my beats!

in a sense, yes. but when you do your rolls you may want to change the T.C. on the hats.

say you are doing a beat at 1/16, when you get to your roll, change the T.C. to 1/32. (depending on how fast you want your roll to be)

Tempo also plays a part in establishing your roll.

If you listen to dirty south music especially 3 6 mafia they will record their tempo very slow i.e 70bpm. If that is the case they roll to sound like 64th notes.

Dj's down here like those tempos because U can ovelap a mix at 140 bpm and make bass music remixes.

1/32 is cool but check where the bpm is

Actually beats like 3 6 maffia are double timed. So instead of 70bpm they use 140bm and they roll wit 16th's

you are right I had it backwards

I have played aroun with half and double time