Don’t just drag and drop samples – create your own and have full control over your sound. Craft your own from kick, snares, claps, hats & more. Understand the power of envelopes and modulation in shaping your percussion. Discover resampling and how you can fine-tune your drums to get the exact result you're after.
In my observations, there are two primary patterns that make up the bulk of Drum N Bass beats. These beats are the most crucial aspect to understanding the syncopated and driving feel of DnB music. Let's first take a look at the slightly less syncopated of the two: Basic DnB Beat #1. Cymbal: 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15. Snare: 5 and 13. Kick: 1 and 11
Well, for me it went like this: Download lots and lots of breakbeats. Download a bunch of synths/patches for those synths. Start playing around in your DAW with those breaks, chopping them up and trying to layer bits of several on top of one another. Start adding some synths, maybe a bassline or just some FX stabs.
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Now we’ve got a solid drop, let’s flesh out the breakdown a little more. Extend the synth pluck part for eight bars. We could do with making it sound a bit more sinister, so we’ll add a reverb, turn up its Decay Time to 15.4 seconds, and modulate it’s Dry/Wet level from all Wet to all Dry. This gives us an eerie evolving sound that adds
Part 2 of our Cubase Tutorial delves deeper into DnB production. Explore advanced track setups, rhythm layering, bass design, and in-depth technical breakdowns. Whether refining drum sounds or mastering bass loops, this guide offers insights to elevate your DnB tracks.
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