By young_keyz
Sat Nov 06, 2004 10:20 pm
Here is something else to think about! If you turn swing on 58 percent or what ever and its changing "ALL" then you might get turn off from it. You must think a bout the fact a drummer will never do things the same way ever time so that means you must give your kick drum its own swing and your snare drum its own swing and the same thing for the hi hats. Now this is where i take it even deeper. Ill change the swing on my kick drum to 58 percent from bar 1:00 to 2:00 and then ill add different swing setter from bars 2 to 3 and so on and so on. I do this for ever drum sound. On my hi hats ill have different bars make the hi hat shift early or later at different rates with different swing percentages. I do all this with the full levels turn off. I get a great groove this way. The thing to remember is a drumer will never be on point every time he hit the kick or snare or even the hats but at the same time adding one swing setting for one sound for all the bars will add a lil stiffness too so you must make it do what the thing was ment to to and swing and change the settings over and over. A good groove is not something you notice but feel! no setting is a good one cause every song is different!


