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I use the New Orleans sticking a lot for some, unknown reason, on fills. RRLR RLRL Thanks for the stickings Janis. This video is still fun to watch and listen to, 2 years later!
Great video! Do you know if I can change the pads channel numbers? When you pick your drum kit lower left pad is Kick on your hardware, mine is upper left when I pick my drum kit. It’s not very convenient to play like that. I was wondering if there is a way that I can make the lower left channel my channel 1? Thank you 🙏
the funky drummer beat with that one kit at 11 minutes is sick. i am extremely curious to hear if the Roland SPD has demos that rival the Nord Drum's, in terms of on board sounds. the Nord Drum is so limited but it always just seems to sound so awe inspiring compared to the corny stuff I've heard in SPD demos. plus it just looks cool and is so inspiring as an instrument. can't have it all, I guess.
Thanks for your comment, really glad you liked the Funky Drummer version :) Honestly I remember the onboard sounds on the SPD SX being super basic and limited, absolutely no reason for buying it. If you like to make and manipulate sounds on the device itself The Nord Drum will be way more fun.
i bought it and finally have been using it on actual tracks and i will never sell this thing. just a phenomenal creative instrument. if u know you knnow! @@JannisLeWolff
I love this. Im thinking of getting an ND - I cant play sticks so just to program. Do you think the extra synthesis parameters the ND2 offers make it worth the inflated price over the ND3? I want to be able to make the weirdest most alien sounds possible.
Glad you like the video 💚 About the ND2 I can't really say much as I never played/tried it, so you may want to ask some people who actually use it. It's quite cool though to have the pads that come with the ND3P, since you don't have to be a skilled drummer in order to have some fun with it.
I know what you mean. I feel like if you want some more simple/normal sounds you need to be patient in order to find the sweet spot between parameters. At the same time it's always easier to just go into some crazy direction because the changes are more obvious. But yeah, if you're goal is to have a realistic drum kit you might be better off with samples. I managed to get a few good simple sounds though.
Nice Video! By the way: Do you guys know where I can get a new Mounting Plate for the Nord Drum 3P? (I just bought a Nord Drum 3P and unfortunately there was no Mounting Plate included...) Thanks!
Hi Dominic! Thanks so much for your comment, really glad you enjoyed the video! I don’t use a kick pedal anymore because I never felt comfortable with it- although I’m a “real” drummer. For those electronic sounds I decided to stick to hands and have my feet free for doing some midi commands. I still have a boss footswitch that I sometimes used though, so I’ll think about making a video with that one 😉
@@JannisLeWolff This would be fascinating to see. I actually resonated with your video a lot. I’m not a “real” drummer (keyboardist) but I intuitively felt my basic beats were not lacking and so was wondering whether a kick would be useful. I do wonder whether a kick would help once you have to throw in some fills.
@@dominicsoon I'll see what I can do 😉 As I said I don't own a proper kick pedal because I tried and didn't like the feel, but if I can get away with the Boss footswitch I'll put it on my list of potential videos for the next year 😊 what styles of beats are you mostly looking for/using?
I noticed that on your Nord, the kick snare and hat are on the bottom, while toms are on the top. Is there a way that gets that flip? On mine, it is reversed, with hat and kick at the bottom.
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👉 50 Useful Nord Drum Sounds: bit.ly/40jTYMF
👉 50 Useful Nord Drum Percussion Kits: bit.ly/46JviC2
👨🏫 How to Learn Drums with a Small Electronic Drumpad: bit.ly/3REqmsz
❕ NEW: All About the Nord Drum: bit.ly/3vs2G1O
Oh, and one more thing: if you decide to get a Nord Drum 3P be warmly invited to use one of those affiliate links- this will support the channel at no extra cost for you (you can find more links down below in the description):
Thomann: thmn.to/thocf/67r7m1mekm
Perfect Circuit: bit.ly/3BlqR1X
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Oh, thank you 💚
I use the New Orleans sticking a lot for some, unknown reason, on fills. RRLR RLRL
Thanks for the stickings Janis. This video is still fun to watch and listen to, 2 years later!
Thank you, really glad you still enjoy the video :)
best electronic album that i have heard in the last couple months. thank you!
🙏 thanks a lot for the nice comment 💛
Thanks for your Nord Drum tutorials and this breakdown of how to translate these beats to a device like this. Thanks!
So glad you found it helpful 😊 and thanks for the comment, I’m really happy about anyone letting me know that they found value in my content 🙏
Great video!
Do you know if I can change the pads channel numbers?
When you pick your drum kit lower left pad is Kick on your hardware, mine is upper left when I pick my drum kit. It’s not very convenient to play like that. I was wondering if there is a way that I can make the lower left channel my channel 1?
Thank you 🙏
Thank you :) Yes, you can change the pad layout. It's one of the shift functions, I think under system, being called PL 1 - 4.
the funky drummer beat with that one kit at 11 minutes is sick. i am extremely curious to hear if the Roland SPD has demos that rival the Nord Drum's, in terms of on board sounds. the Nord Drum is so limited but it always just seems to sound so awe inspiring compared to the corny stuff I've heard in SPD demos. plus it just looks cool and is so inspiring as an instrument. can't have it all, I guess.
Thanks for your comment, really glad you liked the Funky Drummer version :) Honestly I remember the onboard sounds on the SPD SX being super basic and limited, absolutely no reason for buying it. If you like to make and manipulate sounds on the device itself The Nord Drum will be way more fun.
i bought it and finally have been using it on actual tracks and i will never sell this thing. just a phenomenal creative instrument. if u know you knnow! @@JannisLeWolff
Really helpful... Thanks 👍😊
Glad to hear, thanks a lot for the feedback 😊
Hi Jannis. Voll gut. Weiter so. Hast mein Abo. 🙂
Danke 😊 Freut mich, dass es Dir gefallen hat!
I love this. Im thinking of getting an ND - I cant play sticks so just to program. Do you think the extra synthesis parameters the ND2 offers make it worth the inflated price over the ND3? I want to be able to make the weirdest most alien sounds possible.
Glad you like the video 💚 About the ND2 I can't really say much as I never played/tried it, so you may want to ask some people who actually use it. It's quite cool though to have the pads that come with the ND3P, since you don't have to be a skilled drummer in order to have some fun with it.
i have the nord drum 2. I love it but also hate it. its just very difficult to get normal drum sounds out of it. for weird stuff its great.
I know what you mean. I feel like if you want some more simple/normal sounds you need to be patient in order to find the sweet spot between parameters. At the same time it's always easier to just go into some crazy direction because the changes are more obvious. But yeah, if you're goal is to have a realistic drum kit you might be better off with samples. I managed to get a few good simple sounds though.
how to make one pad into a splash or crash? thanks
Nice Video!
By the way: Do you guys know where I can get a new Mounting Plate for the Nord Drum 3P? (I just bought a Nord Drum 3P and unfortunately there was no Mounting Plate included...) Thanks!
Hey! Thanks for the comment, really glad you enjoyed the video! Do you mean that this black plate that is usually coming with it was not included?
@@JannisLeWolff Yes the black plate. The pre-owner lost it, so I am searching for a new mounting plate!
This is an excellent tutorial. Would you play this differently if you had a kick pedal? Could you show us some patterns with that?
Hi Dominic! Thanks so much for your comment, really glad you enjoyed the video! I don’t use a kick pedal anymore because I never felt comfortable with it- although I’m a “real” drummer. For those electronic sounds I decided to stick to hands and have my feet free for doing some midi commands. I still have a boss footswitch that I sometimes used though, so I’ll think about making a video with that one 😉
@@JannisLeWolff This would be fascinating to see. I actually resonated with your video a lot. I’m not a “real” drummer (keyboardist) but I intuitively felt my basic beats were not lacking and so was wondering whether a kick would be useful. I do wonder whether a kick would help once you have to throw in some fills.
@@dominicsoon I'll see what I can do 😉 As I said I don't own a proper kick pedal because I tried and didn't like the feel, but if I can get away with the Boss footswitch I'll put it on my list of potential videos for the next year 😊 what styles of beats are you mostly looking for/using?
@@JannisLeWolff I’m not sure the Boss foot switch works. Looking for funk and soul primarily!
😀 Thank you. ❤️
Thank you for the comment! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊
Is it possible to add a Hihat Pedal and a Kick Drum Pedal?
You can add a kick pedal, but it uses the sound of one of the pads- so it’s still 6 pads max. Hi-Hat pedal is not possible as far as I know.
@@JannisLeWolff Estaba buscando ésta información, que lástima que no se pueda! =(
I noticed that on your Nord, the kick snare and hat are on the bottom, while toms are on the top. Is there a way that gets that flip? On mine, it is reversed, with hat and kick at the bottom.
You can have 4 different pad layouts- it's explained in this video: th-cam.com/video/hyBBY2LsiEQ/w-d-xo.html
Could you please share the parameters of the sensitivity of your device?
I usually have the sensitivity around 18 and the threshold on 1.
@@JannisLeWolff many thanks!
Sure, no problem!