thanks! (I also just realized you answered that in the 'steve moore' thread as well - forgot about that one!)masstronaut wrote:that'll be the oberheim dx again I think.
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Steve Moore did use a MFB-502 and a drumtraks on Zombi's most recent album "Escape Velocity" (2011) so who knows...
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Heard this on the radio yesterday...reminded me of this thread...this beat kicks!
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
I asked him on Soundcloud; he used a DMX on that album, with some MFB522 here and there. Awesome album BTW! The title track is almost too good!tomorrowstops wrote:thanks! (I also just realized you answered that in the 'steve moore' thread as well - forgot about that one!)masstronaut wrote:that'll be the oberheim dx again I think.
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Nice! The Gianni Rossi stuff is top notch!Infinity Curve wrote:I asked him on Soundcloud; he used a DMX on that album, with some MFB522 here and there. Awesome album BTW! The title track is almost too good!tomorrowstops wrote:thanks! (I also just realized you answered that in the 'steve moore' thread as well - forgot about that one!)masstronaut wrote:that'll be the oberheim dx again I think.
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Mtume - Juicy Fruit.
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vanpet wrote:Mtume - Juicy Fruit.
That groove is NASTY!
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
[snark] I like the one that goes doom-chh-doom-chh-doom-chh. [/snark]
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+1 for Trans Europe Express
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Another one of my faves
the whole thing is great but 2:53 is my favorite part
the whole thing is great but 2:53 is my favorite part
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Speaking of Kraftwerk, I f**k love the Showroom Dummies drumline. Def one of my favorites. It's not really all that complicated, but it does set a mood for me that I enjoy. Def gets me in front of one of my drum machines, and I start fooling around with different beats.
BTW this thread is awesome.
BTW this thread is awesome.
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Wrong.tomorrowstops wrote: I'm still thinking of what my favorite could be, but one that pops straight into my head would be the beat from MJ's 'Wanna Be Startin Somethin' - the beat is nasty and that linndrum (right?) just has that magic charm!
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
Not the Drumulator. The main drum and percussion sounds are LinnDrum sounds, including the triangle and "temple bell" sounds.elsongs wrote: Tears For Fears - "Shout" (E-mu Drumulator)
Later in the song, after the instrumental bridge, real live drums are overdubbed on top of the sequenced LinnDrum sounds.
Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
I like the drum pattern on Oh Yeah by Yello just for its pure mid-80s'ness, especially the toms! Oh, and Two Tribes by Frankie Goes To Hollywood!
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Re: Favorite Drum Machine Beat/Pattern
some great examples in this thread!
when i think about great drum patterns/programming the following always comes into my mind:
Amon Tobin - Sordid
<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/K1RzfzIOC-E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
It gets interesting around 4:08
when i think about great drum patterns/programming the following always comes into my mind:
Amon Tobin - Sordid
<iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/K1RzfzIOC-E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
It gets interesting around 4:08