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00:00:00 - Intro00:01:51 - Hi-hats00:10:30 - Ghost Snares00:12:00 - Brush Ghost Snares00:13:36 - Heavy Snare Transients00:15:45 - Layering Snare Samples with Transients00:22:37 - Heavy Brush Hits00:28:26 - Kicks00:30:39 - Writing 140bpm Rhythm00:39:19 - Resampling & Using Delay Effects.00:42:40 - Writing 160bpm Rhythms00:58:56 - Resampling for 172bpm Rhythm01:12:21 - Heavy Half Time

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Martin

I have learnt so much from my favorite artist. It's a dream come true! Thanks!

Sy lezo

Just what I needed :)

H

YESS

steko

best video intros on patreon lmao

nooko

This is exactly what I've been waiting for ! Wow , between this video and the last one on bass distortion, you guys are killing it . Thanks so much!

Dylan *****

Wow! What a killer tutorial. I had no idea you could make acoustic drum samples sound that good! I honestly thought that the intro was an unreleased WIP or something but the fact that it was just the final product of a start from scratch tutorial blows my mind lol. You guys are amazing. Thanks for this one.

Lisquander

Wowww so y’all are just gonna help us change the whole game together huh 😮😮😮 bless y’all and bless everyone’s beats this month 🚬🥸

Austin Moore

this is really stankin cool and I am taking good notes :D these are why i signed up. love the intro lmao

nowfeel

that intro was incredible haha

Trentcast

Thank you guys so much for having this patreon account and sharing the knowledge with us. I've been such a huge fan since Sly Fox wayyy back in the day.

Peter Vogl

Wow...another tutorial that's going to require revisiting multiple times. So many ideas......

H

This tutorial is so eye opening...! Thank you so much. Would also love to see how you guys process your tutorial follow along drum kit.

nirvan pareva

thank you for sharing .. love you guys

Juan Carlos Contreras

Watching the writing and arrangement of the ghost channels was super helpful! Thank you for sharing!!

Peter Vogl

It always helps me to have tunes to reference...any of your tunes you can point to as examples of some of these...like the half time huge drums? Or the 172 drums and bass? Thanks again for all this.

charlie robinson

Have watched a few drum tutorials and this is easily the best, Very high amount of detail and very well put together, techniques or concepts here could be applied to drums on any track to gain great results - great work lads looking forward to whatever you show next

ok

Thank you so much.

ok

If anyone doesn't have studio drummer and bought ableton live 9/10 suite - chek out the "session drum packs - studio, multi-mic" from Ableton. They are in ableton racks so not as visual as studio drummer but give you similar control with the mics', are mutlisampled by velocity, and can hot swap easily. plus lots of nice dry samples for the base layer on snare and kick creation.

Evan Christian

I love how you went hard and deep for an 1.5 hours showing how many ways im missing out in the direction of these fat drums. Thank you Koan!

John Martin

Yo thanks so much for the tip! I'm always so stressed about finding good drum libraries, I'm excited to check one out without breaking the bank!

ok

For sure dude! those ones are made by chocolate audio and super nice. If your liking those, the "Drum Booth Pack" is incredible too. Kits and instruments are multisampled, and Its got some midi clips that KJ Sawka (pendulum) performed really fun to get different ideas for the percussion effects.

Marcus Wood

Amazing video, thank you!!!

Nate

I have been teaching myself how to work in Ableton for a decade now and y'all are the best instructors I have ever had! This tutorial just helped me so much with my knowledge base.