NOOB vs PRO Drum Patterns
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DAW (Music making software): Logic Pro and Ableton Live
Studio monitors (speakers): Yamaha HS8's
Headphones: Audeze LCD X (open back)
Camera: Canon 80d
Computer: Mac Studio with M2 Ultra chip and 2 TB hardrive
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Chair: also a cheap one from ikea
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Sylenth 1
Nexus 3
Kontakt
RC 20
Valhalla Shimmer
Valhalla Vintage Verb
Shaperbox 3
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Fab Filter Saturn 2
Fab Filter Pro C 2
Arturia Pigments
Baby Audio Comeback Kid
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LABS Soft Piano
Hardware that I use behind the scenes but not in videos:
Elektron Octatrack (my fav)
Elektron Digitakt
Korg Minilogue XD
Love seeing how passionate you are about teaching. I can see it in your eyes that it makes you feel fulfilled
@@Kierant2010 facts
Honestly what "acting beginner" is mindlessly squeezing in more instruments in a drum beat, just to fit in to the notion of "more variety the better". There are some tracks some of which are better off even with only a kick and a snare, it depends on your own creativity and the feeling you want to get from the track, there is no such rule dictating how professional your music is depending on the number of samples you use for your drums.
Based
Like Dynamite of BTS, having a simple beat and being the 1 place in billboard almost 7 weeks
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I gotta agree with you here. I think he should have described the vid differently, maybe saying its a list of ways or ideas for beginners on how to vary up drum patterns, but doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll be better
Music has no rules, that’s all!😏
hey everyone, I used two different daws in this video and believe I'm the only TH-camr using multiple daws in a single video haha. Here's some background about me. I am primarily a Logic user. I just like it the best for no other reason other than because of how long I've been using it. I've been making Logic videos for years on youtube and recently wanted to appeal to users of all DAWS. This is why I started using FL Studio in videos. In the future, I'll be using Ableton, Fl Studio, and Logic in videos. Don't worry though. I am really good a teaching in a way that users of different DAWS can understand me no matter what DAW I am teaching in. Just stay focused on one thing, and that is writing good music. It does not matter which tools we use. As long as we are focused on writing good music, our skills will continue to grow.
We want to see you use Ableton ❤️
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I understand why my post is gone. Thanks for your answer though. I appreciate it mate. Hf.
Can you make a video on the short hihats swing
You the man
It just keeps getting better and better the more in depth I go with each of these little snip lessons.
Alex, You can right click on the green dot of a track to make it solo sounding! ( FL studio short tip) 😎
th-cam.com/video/RkgOpCWZzSw/w-d-xo.html
Hah
Or hold ctrl key and left click
Or hold ctrl key and left click
Or just hold ctrl + alt + FN + left click and turn the mouse by 90° degrees it's easy
Especially the importance of sound selection is a great point, but I think presented like this we're kinda running the risk of presenting an idea that "more is better" or "more professional" while that is definitely not always the case.
Sometimes emptier patterns with just good sound selection goes the long way, without all the extra flourishes.
I let the sounds deform themselves as they mix in with each other. I call it musical abuse, just layers on top of layers and shit starts cutting itself off, like bass kick snare together sounds different to bass snare hi-hat. Reverse a few samples, especially the cymbals sound like they get sucked into the beat. I'm a total noob, not sure how this is pro. Or maybe I am pro, since one of the DJs I know collabed with Tiesto, who is a very famous DJ... I think his stuff sucks though.
People like you make the internet a better place. I'm just making beats for fun and as a way to blow off some steam, but you're helping me achieve sounds I didn't think I could ever hope to.
Best channel on TH-cam Alex, you touch some practical issues that producers face and ask questions about.
Your videos have been very helpful for me. You have outstanding content. It’s very clear and straightforward to the point. Keep up the great work. This one will definitely be very helpful for the exact help I’m
Looking for!!
I think it’s best to keep drums really simple. It’s easy to end up doing too much and it all become too busy. Some of my favourite songs have the most basic drum track
Man your tutorials are so great. Super simplistic (in a good way)…all great advise!
Your reactions to these grooves are hilarious 😂 Great content
I think you've found the magic of keeping music fun Alex. Thanks for such a useful video tutorial!
We all remember our n00b days... glad you got to pro though. Some people will always be pwned unfortunately since they don't watch enough of your videos 😂
I hope I will get to pro level on day
@@veloi_official you will, keep watching them videos bro
@@nikokotoulasyour videos are even better. I can never thank u enough for teaching me the stuff that i always had trouble learning. Love your content bro.
Oh look it’s the guy in the midi pack ads I get all the time, Seriously tho your melodies are pretty dope, I’m gonna have to buy it soon!
@@nikokotoulas Thank you, i will keep practicing and learning new stuff
Great content. I appreciate the diplomatic way of effectively saying, "Making everything better so it doesn't suck so much, sounds better!"
is it just me who gets inspiration to make music from this guy?
I'm the same :)
even if I'm making a different genre I kind of get ya
nope
me too
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I've never seen tutorials so clear and concise as Alex Rome's TBH. Personally, I think I've improved on this hobby cos just gets like what points to discuss, what emotions do we want to come out of our sound. And what's even more amazing is he can discuss every genre and his demos sound absolutely on point!
I think this guy makes the most useful videos n skills for those who make music at their home like me.
It's pretty basic but it gives toms of details and what I should do and improve. Always Thank you bro 🔥🔥
Yes it's usefull but still simple. If u are musician ur gonna learn easely
Never Been this early to an Alex Rome VIDEO
i'VE BEEN STRUGGLING WITH SOUND SELECTION SO THIS HELPED ME OUT A LOT
sound selection is everything man!!
Love the video. It would be cool to see you mess around with triplets, swing, etc. I'm working on a track and just realized Logic won't quantize dot notes. They have triplets and all these swings but no dots, so I'm having to spend way more time using Serum with this particular beat.
Did you find a way to quantize the dotted notes?
Every tutorials you create is a golden piece 🙌🌟
Love the ride on the kick technique. I've never tried that one. It adds a great accent. What do you think about laying snares/claps and shifting one off grid 1/2 beat to give the drums a bit of swing?
I do that on some songs, and I will say only really do it if it really compliments the song
A lot of old school house had swing involved so that’s always a good way to go, swing usually is awesome
Just found you on yt and i just want to say thanks for the amazing content. Love your vids so much as a former edm producer that took 9 years off, im ready to jump back onto the ship and you’re helping grow in new ways honestly. You’re the best dude!
Never thought of resolving a drum pattern, thank you!
Thank you master watching from Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
stare at the camera more as you play your music pleaaaase it cracks me up everytime
So good and informative if I ever dip my hand Into eletronic/house music. Great patterns, love your work!👍👍🎶🎶
I'm not sure how old this guy is but I get the feeling he would pass out if someone presented him with a TR-606 or an 808.
Dude! So dope...I remember making patterns like the lame ones, thanks for sharing the dope way to do it! Also like how you're swinging those short hi hats...some pro moves right there.
Dude you're the best, thank you for dropping these gems 🤞🏽🔥
Bro I'm in love with this dude, he's like the best bloke ever.
Great video! Quick FL tip for future videos to mute the tracks quicker. Right click or better Crtl/Cmd + left click on the mute lights to mute everything except the track. Also works in the mixer and channel rack.
Would love to see a video about using different modes (such as Dorian or Mixolydian) in EDM
You make music?
Just wrote a song in a Dorian key and it led to different musical feels and discoveries. It was a pop dance tune but I can see it in the EDM world as well.
Hey Alex I have a request for you for a future video. I've followed many of your chord progression tutorials and I'm at a point where I have a great chord that sounds good, can you do a tutorial on how to build a rolling bassline that will go with it and how to mix it? This is for an uplifting trance project 136-138bpm. Thanks in advance, hope you see my comment. You are appreciated.
Great video man, makes a lot of sense!
Your videos are always so helpful man
Great work bro! Keep doing this.
ALEX ROME, AM AN FL STUDIO MOBILE PRODUCER AND I LOVE YOUR WORK
thank you for the tips. dope video 🔥
Your vids help me a lot with fl studio thanks for the tips you earned a sub
The best thing is that the song in the outro has the first beginner loop😂😂😂😂
This is great!
Flume uses the drums in most unique possible ways!
Lmfao trueeee
Hey Alex got a challenge for you can you make a reverse bass kick?
I enjoy all yah videos
This video was very insightful! Thank you!
Excelente video crack
Sigue así 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💯
Now I know how boring my drum pattern is, gonna learn from this! Thanks for the tutorial
ty for working in fl!!
Great video.
Whats your headphone?
So do I need to purchase all those loops to make a FIRE beat? Cuz to be honest with you, I don't have a ton of fundage at the moment. By the way, good video BRO, keep em comin'
most DAW's will have loops and one-shots as stock samples. you can make something that sounds great like splice samples out of those, but that's a completely different kind of skillset. samples are just a time-saver; they are not required to make a good beat.
there are free quality sample packs that you can find on the internet, Cymatics for example
The Drums remember me on the Fashion Store music in my hood :D (like it)
Thank you for this I have been wondering learning but still can’t figure to move up
nice drums pattern! awesome job
2:23 bro that side hat i FELT IT IN BOTH EARS EVEN OUT OF MY IPHONE SPEAKER BRUH
A huge difference!
Thank you man. You help me a lot
Boii it was so relaxing 😀
Thanks for all the pro content!
Grea-t, Alex.
What is the amount to purchase Splice?
Hope it's friendly?
recently I watched a video of yours. Tricks for writing better melodies. You explained the concept of cadences And I think you did it in Fruity Loops.
Do you know which one it is? I can't seem to find it anymore :(
It was a really great video
"see that high hat just has no life" omfg that was a harsh roast lmao
5:19 i really don't get what you mean. The begginer beat was not a begginer beat. It was a introductory beat. Later you can add more sounds to that beat in the song like the "pro" one to just make it more alive and let the song have some progression.
Yo Alex, do you accept PayPal for your EDM Bootcamp, and is the 6 month payment option available (in PayPal; apparently for certain purchase this option doesn't come up, I'm not sure if its a vendor setting or not)?
Yes for PayPal and no I dont currently do payment plans. However, I’m sure there are ways to self finance.
I’m trying to learn how to unnoob my drum patterns, then start lmao when you zoom into your facial expressions🤣
Means a lot for me thanku so much ❤️
Genius bro!!!
Video idea suggestion - making different genre beats like that house beat, trap, hip hop
Damn I wanna produce house now fire tutorial 🔥🔥🔥
I know there are no rules in music, but somewhere on Yt I saw that it would be better to put the drums in sepcific Busses before a in a whole bus, like all hats in a hat-bus, all snares and so on. And the kick never put in a drum bus, but here I saw another way to handle this.
To my 20 % Gang, which way do you take your drums while processing? 😅
(For myself, I learn to produce deep house, in case it is necessary)
It's all fluff mate. Grammy hits have been produced with and without buses. It's totally up to you. Make an A and B session and see what results works better for you.
In Logic Pro, how did you get your midi notes to be pinkish like the track color? Nice vid btw keep it coming!
Maybe it’s just a velocity thing? But I can’t remember them ever being pink
Very helpful video! Im relatively new to music production. Does anyone know where to find free drum kits and samples? Thank you!
It was great bro just like always,& can u do similar video on reggaton.
The so called "beguiner hihat" (claps off) is the exact copy from one of the best house music songs ever, called "Somehow, Someway", from VISUAL, Will Downing on lead vocal.
Maybe they should learn a bit more... ;-)
But the hole vídeo is so cool.
Thanks a lot!!!
Great drums sounds and very nice tips.
Off beat high hats are classic…
Nothing wrong with them if it works with the rest of your song
@@bhaktabilly4669 - That's what I am talking about. Because to classify a simple HH on upbeat like a "newbie" style sounds a lot of nonsense to me...
And call a tune or "track", or "beat" "House" with those sawtooth waves like an E.U. dance music, is another nonsense to me...
...and I am NOT saying that the author of this video is wrong.
Just saying that, for me, from my point of view, I'm my opinion, house music needs to be grounded on TB-303, TR-808 or TR-909, or TR-707, or something like that and a lot of DX-7 (even DX-100), Juno, Oberheim, Korg Poly-800, style and keep it simple. Chicago Traxx, Hot Mix 5, DJ International, and others that brought a lot from SalSoul, Philadelphia Sound, Prelude, West End, etc. on it.
Blasé,
That EURO-style so-called "house" doesn't deserve to be called like that. But, who am I to tell what is and what's not.
Thanks 🙂
Man...i like your work 🤩🤩
Very interesting thank you for the video !
Cool stuff man.
Nice Drum patternss ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
LEGEND!!
Is there a benefit to dragging everything into the drum designer versus just using the audio files? Wouldn’t it be harder to adjust things Like syncopation and velocity with Just audio files?
Thank you!!
Yeah! Get your _A Night At The Roxbury_ head-flip on!
Nice videos man 👏🏻👏🏻
Beginner drum pattern at the beginning actually sounds like an intro to Avicii banger 😂😂
Or a David Guetta intro he has bunch of that style drums too tbh
I liked the second example, altough I agree that sometimes simplicity is pro too. Now in the first example, I actually feel its more amateur after, lol. It sounds more pro, but also waay too generic for my taste. Anyway good video! This one and the others from the channel.. really learning here from them. Thank you man !
What is the name of the sample pack where you got the hi speed 130 loop from. I've been looking for/trying to recreate that type of sound and haven't been able to find it😭
I think there are simple and complex rhythms. In my opinion this is not the same as beginners vs. pro. This video suggests that complexer is always better, but that would be a beginner's mistake. Generally pro's know very well what the optimal level of complexity is. The greatest hits not seldom have several simple ingredients with some complexer ones. Often this holds: "It is in self-limitation that a master first shows himself"
You are great ❤❤❤❤
very helpful
Love it!!👍♥️
Alex, thank you for the tutorials I'll be doing an online course very soon. Can you help , please? I know this sounds simple but how can you make epic white noise sweeps and crashes that sound congruent with your track. Samples are just sounding so disjointed and also like they just don't fit. Very frustrating for something that seems so simple.
I know you do edm but would ready like to see a idm video :)
nice video sir
really good, thankz! :D
No reversed kick in between the kicks to add a lil oomph? What a shame. My noob Drum N Bass beats have like 12 instruments alone, layer it!
Great video
Which software you used??
First time hear and I had to subscribe