Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.

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By stryke Sat Mar 12, 2005 2:23 pm
I normally use one shots and alot of cats here use breaks.I don't wanna argue about which is better i was just wondering how most of you go about buildin' your drums?Do you think it's easier to use breaks or one shots?
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By Capshun Sat Mar 12, 2005 2:55 pm
im not a big break person, never was, i enjoy litsening to them, but not using them
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By Lampdog Sat Mar 12, 2005 3:17 pm
One shots, to build drums patterns. Build patterns with
breaks then they are not really yours.
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By dj dcypher Sat Mar 12, 2005 3:56 pm
one shot 95% of the time.
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By stryke Sat Mar 12, 2005 5:41 pm
punkdISCO wrote:Hey - where is the 'I dont use any drum samples' option?! :P


My bad i forgot there are cats out there that have access to actual drum sets. :lol: I get so caught up in this digital age thing i forget people still use those other things.....uhm.........what are they called?..........uhm.........Oh yeah,instruments. :lol:
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By punkdISCO Sat Mar 12, 2005 5:53 pm
"My bad i forgot there are cats out there that have access to actual drum sets."

No way dude - could not play a real 'instrument' if I had to.. Im talking about analogue drums, so the likes of 808/909/Jomox etc. But, yeah, real drummers is one that I also did not consider :(
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By Freedom Sat Mar 12, 2005 6:26 pm
Analog drums are one shots fool
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By binger0 Sat Mar 12, 2005 6:35 pm
i love breaks. im currently in the process of sampling all my breaks. Im trying to make 1 big library. Im not even like 25% done though. and i been doin it for like 4 days for like 4 hours when i get outta work. I got alot of breaks. When im done though imma slice them all up and make kits. So i got breaks and one shots. Gonna take me a month probally but it should be worth it. I use breaks by choppin thme up and programming them. I use a certaing quantize and a shortcut on the mpc to program so i can make ill patterens out of breaks with breakdowns and rolls and shit. I like it alot more then one shots. I think its also alot more developed also then just laying down some kicks and snares. But to each there own.
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By stryke Sat Mar 12, 2005 7:26 pm
Good luck with that library Binger.I was thinkin the same thing as far as instruments.But it would probably take years to dig through all this wax and find all the horns,keys,etc and put them on their own disk.I'm not lazy i just have so much other stuff to do it would take forever.
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By binger0 Sat Mar 12, 2005 9:10 pm
yeah i was thinkin bout that also. I read that hi tek does that. he will just sample sounsd for a few weeks then switch gears into making tracks for a while. the drum shit aint so bad for me though. i should be done with it all in a few weeks hopefully.i just have to listen to alot of joints.

By elmacaco Sat Mar 12, 2005 10:52 pm
I do that a lot of times, I'll sample for a day or two, then make tracks for a while, but I'm kinda shifting gears now.
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By vakseen Sat Mar 12, 2005 11:05 pm
i use 1 shots 99% of the time. i just GOTTTA have control over my foundation. but i actually have a "hush hush" project underway using nothing but classic breaks for the foundation :wink:
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By stryke Sun Mar 13, 2005 12:37 am
binger0 wrote:yeah i was thinkin bout that also. I read that hi tek does that. he will just sample sounsd for a few weeks then switch gears into making tracks for a while. the drum **** aint so bad for me though. i should be done with it all in a few weeks hopefully.i just have to listen to alot of joints.


That's what i may start doin' just for like a week make kits and then work on tracks for a week.You know?Just switch it up like that every week because sometimes the inspiration isn't there and i end up spendin all day on a track only to junk it.