6 8 Drum Beat
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3/4 or 6/8?When you play the pattern G - g d g d, there are six notes,with an obvious emphasis on the one. But in traditional western 3/4G - g d g d G - g d g dClickfor sound: - Track2-14or 6/8G - g d g d G - g d g dClickfor sound: - Track2-15The problem is, which way do you go? On that razor-edged mountainridge, you have to fall off one way or another.Why, I ask, can’t it be played in the middle? No emphasis eitherway, but the notes played steadily, equal in emphasis?
6 8 Afro Cuban Beat
If this happens,the effect can be dizzying, as the pull of gravity comes from oneside and the other. The winds swirl hard up there, yet with a steadinessof nerve and hand, the balance can be walked in still neutrality.Let the other instruments or drums fall where they may. Dividedis good.Try: 3/4G - g d g d P - g T - dwith 6/8G - G T g d G - G T g dwhilekeepingG - g d g d Clickfor sound: - Track2-16in the middle.Return toGo toGo toGo toGo toGo toGotoGotoGotoSee lots more rhythm notation and drum lessons in my, with optional audio files (CD or mp3).
6/8 Drum Beat For Yamaha Keyboard
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I have the same problem. I e-mailed Frank at Smart Loops about the need for 3/4 loops.I bought a CD from and they are ok.
6 8 Drum Beat 70 Bpm
There are some loops on the CD that are labeled as a country waltz, but they definitely sound like a waltz as played by a rock drummer. The kit is definitely a rock kit.Brush Artistry from Big Fish Audio has some nice loops, all played on drums and it even has single hits that you can use in Fruity Loops or whatever. Great sounding, subtle drums. I just wish it had more fills and a tad less of a jazz feel to it.
I don't really have the time to build the loops myself and it is hard to unquantize the feel the way a real drummer does, playing on the backside of 2 & 4, varying the velocity on the high hat, etc.I have tried recording some of my friends who are good drummers. I need better mics, a better room and about 10 years of recording experience first!I am really looking for very subtle loops to use in acoustic singer/songwriter tunes, kind of folky country. Stuck in the 70's with James Taylor, Jim Croce, etc. So, if you find what you are looking for, let me know.