Heres my beat. Heres how to do it. 1. Open SPC pack 2. Open the dubstep pack. 3. Turn kick pitch knob to the right ( High pitch) 4. Turn Snare knob a little bit to the left (Semi-high Pitch) 5. Click FX and select degrader. Turn rate knob to 69%. And the mix knob to 100% All the other knobs should be at 0%. For an HD Beat. Duplicate the channel and the content and have all the pan knobs all the way to the left in one spc pack and in the other have the pan knobs all the way to the right. (Optional: For a long snare. Use an open hat and the snare at the same time but put a closed hat right after
The second post is a beat simlar to Beyonce´s "Single Ladies". It´s a Drumline style beat. The bass drum part of is a variation on the tuba part, which plays the beats 1,2,3- - a, giving the groove an anticipated feel just before the 4. What makes the march so danceable is the “upbeat” rhythm, in between the downbeats, played on the clap. The snare lays out until the an of 4, so the beat has a syncopated but spacious feel. I pushed it to 100 bpm but it sounds faster and more club like than hip hop.
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asadadadadadad
how do a build up , like all the kick startas to speed up
Xephyr
I love the SPC :D
paulinaomel
Hey, look at my track. Do u like my music?
dead.
Heres my beat. Heres how to do it. 1. Open SPC pack 2. Open the dubstep pack. 3. Turn kick pitch knob to the right ( High pitch) 4. Turn Snare knob a little bit to the left (Semi-high Pitch) 5. Click FX and select degrader. Turn rate knob to 69%. And the mix knob to 100% All the other knobs should be at 0%. For an HD Beat. Duplicate the channel and the content and have all the pan knobs all the way to the left in one spc pack and in the other have the pan knobs all the way to the right. (Optional: For a long snare. Use an open hat and the snare at the same time but put a closed hat right after
Aujanee
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Ma-Lacky
killer group!! I'll deff be checkin in on this group every day!!
The Bilster
The second post is a beat simlar to Beyonce´s "Single Ladies". It´s a Drumline style beat. The bass drum part of is a variation on the tuba part, which plays the beats 1,2,3- - a, giving the groove an anticipated feel just before the 4. What makes the march so danceable is the “upbeat” rhythm, in between the downbeats, played on the clap. The snare lays out until the an of 4, so the beat has a syncopated but spacious feel. I pushed it to 100 bpm but it sounds faster and more club like than hip hop.
XJM
How often will SPC tips be posted?
XJM
I think I'll most definitely be using whatever tips come this way!
Aaliya Jeukka
YO GUYS