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Create a Classic IDM Sample Pack Part 1 Drums (Patreon)

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2020-11-30 12:59:13
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Epic content incoming. Download the set below.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/t9r656mqloqk6h3/Classic%20IDM%20Sample%20Pack%20Part%201%20Project.zip?dl=0


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Create A Classic IDM Sample Pack in Ableton (Part 1) Drums - Ned Rush

Support me on Patreon to download this set plus more here https://www.patreon.com/posts/44474404

Comments

Pino

Bro this is so huge, you can made dope loops in seconds! The only issue is the sample management with the fuckin crops but in the finder you can deal with it if sorting by date

Davide Albertini

One of your best videos! And I am following you since your Reason 4 tutorials

Ned Rush
>>49035489

You can make your own slicing presets but you should have “slice to empty Sampler”. If for some reason that’s not there then drop an empty Sampler then name it then drag it to user library/defaults/slicing in live browser.

Mike Rowland

That was awesome only took me a week to do lol. As for comment on needing all content for us patreoners , i don't think that true cos if we dont start with blank canvas i certainly wouldnt learn anything. I just need them samples cos i find it hard where to start lol internet is just a minefield now. i would gladly buy a sample pack off you, As you said at end i have ended up with some serious content and will try building something off my own in future. move onto Bass now. Love it. ps your last comment i manged to work out for myself , dead proud lol

Ryan Smith

this was brilliant - learned a lot here thanks! Bass day tomoroo

Navid Divana

I also kinda hate manual drum programming, this controlled randomness just saved my life! You can use this technique to infuse any genre with some IDM-ness really, just have another drum track playing either a breakbeat, trap beat, house beat etc, and then adjusting the probabilities of the IDM drum track according to the style. For example, having some 8-bit stuff with high chances on each 3rd and 4th note (then 7th & 8th, etc) of a 4/4 bar creates a super funky IDM house groove.