Creating Ghost Snares

The Beat Conductor wrote:Using the 16 LEVELS (VELOCITY) is not the proper way to create ghost snares. The best way to create ghost snares is using the ASDR method. Don't ask me or anyone else to explain what that is or how to use it. Just read the subject title of this post...

? i seriously been thinking lately that youse retarded. a ghost note is just a note that is placed to add variety to the beat. its usally a syncopated hit that is real low almost inaudible but not layered on top of the other drums. Like its offbeat. To give it that swing. Like if your playing a real drum set, it would be like after u hit the snare u let the stick bounce around on the snare. So it gives it that shuffled offbeat hits going on. Shit isnt that hard a concpet people. And if dude above me is hearing echos ur proabally phasing, meaning that your layering drums which is not ghosting anything,

yes these are called fills,..thats why you mic both sides of the snare so this type of freelance drum action gets accented

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i just meant people saying same shit over and over.

binger0 wrote: And if dude above me is hearing echos ur proabally phasing, meaning that your layering drums which is not ghosting anything,

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