[Breaks Drum Kit Samples] Red Means Recording All The Breaks + Mega Drum Machines [WAV] (1.28Gb)

Red Means Recording All The Breaks + Mega Drum Machines WAV | 14 May 2024 | 1.28 GB

Yesterday I had a class where we were breaking down the beat of a song from the Tyler the Creator album and quickly realized that the main drum beat was an Allen Toussaint breakbeat sample from an old album. Because I had this break in my collection, we got relatively close to the sound of the Tyler beat relatively quickly and we discussed the importance of samples in production.
Both packs contain knowledge. This knowledge is the kind of sound you'll find all over the place in decades of production.Breakbeats have been used in countless ways in countless different genres, they are part of the DNA of electronic music. And all drum machines have their own unique sound and place in the production vocabulary.
It's very important for you to have those resources and have them ingrained in your mind so that when you hear something you can say, "Oh, I'm pretty sure I can break with that" or "Oh, that's DMX tom, I have that! ".
Production does not exist in a vacuum. It has its own language. These samples are part of that language. I hope they help you.

I was doing a lesson yesterday where we were breaking down a beat off of a Tyler the Creator record, and it came out very quickly the main drum beat was a breakbeat sample off an old Allen Toussaint record. I was doing a lesson yesterday where we were breaking down a beat off of a Tyler the Creator record, and it came out very quickly the main drum beat was a breakbeat sample off an old Allen Toussaint record. Because I had the break in my collection, we able to relatively quickly get pretty close to the sound on the Tyler beat, and we were able to talk about how samples are important in production.

The knowledge of sounds that you'll find all over the place in decades of production. Breakbeats have been used a million ways in a million different genres, they're part of the DNA of so much electronic music. been used a million ways in a million different genres, they're part of the DNA of so much electronic music. distinct sound and place in the production lexicon.

It's important for you to have these resources and get them stuck in your head so that when you hear something you can be like "oh yeah, I bet I could use this break" or "oh snap that's a DMX tom, I have that". yeah, I bet I could use this break" or "oh snap that's a DMX tom, I have that".

Production doesn't exist in a vacuum. There's language to it. These samples are part of that language. I hope they help you.