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Programming Acoustic Drums Introduction and Overview
Programming Acoustic Drums
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The First Steps of Programming Acoustic Drums
Introduction and Overview
Video - 00:2:58 mins
Overview of Kontakt
Video - 00:6:18 mins
What Makes Up A Modern Drum Kit?
Video - 00:4:06 mins
How Does A Sampled Drum Kit Work?
Video - 00:6:19 mins
Picking A Starting Point
Video - 00:3:30 mins
Working With Drum Grooves
Using the Groove Library
Video - 5:58 mins
Exporting Grooves To Your DAW
Video - 8:47 mins
Deconstructing Drum Grooves
Video - 7:51 mins
Editing an Existing Groove
Video - 5:00 mins
Programming A Groove From Scratch
Video - 7:36 mins
Adding To Your Drum Grooves
Articulations
Video - 4:18 mins
Adding Structure to Drum Sections
Video - 7:46 mins
Adding Feel: Swing, Rushing & Dragging
Video - 5:45 mins
Adding Feel: Asymmetry, Tightness & Sloppiness
Video - 5:43 mins
Recording and Tweaking Your Drum Kit
Recording MIDI
Video - 5:14 mins
Recording Using V-Drums
Video - 5:35 mins
Choosing & Tweaking a Kit
Video - 7:36 mins
Understanding How Drums Are Recorded
Video - 5:22 mins
Working With Individual Drums
Video - 5:44 mins
Mixing Your Kit Levels
Guide to the Mixer
Video - 4:38 mins
Mixing Close Mics
Video - 7:51 mins
Working with Room Mics
Video - 5:12 mins
Working With Overheads
Video - 6:33 mins
Reverb
Video - 5:03 mins
Blending Programmed & Electronic Drums
Video - 5:40 mins
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