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Guys help me out with this terms
What is a:snare,chopping,loop,sampler,sampling,plug in,drums,kicks,akai,mpc
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Guys help me out with this terms
What is a:snare,chopping,loop,sampler,sampling,plug in,drums,kicks,akai,mpc
GOOGLE IS YOUR FRIEND.
Sorry, in a fractious mood this morning. But seriously, you can find these things out on the net in about ten seconds.
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Google is,really, your friend... You seem to have a lazy-a** approach to life. Anyways, I'ma help you for now...
Snare - piece of a drum kit/a type of a drum
Chopping - slicing up a track (to sample or use)
Loop - a repititive pattern
Sampler - hardware/software used for sampling
Sampling - using a part of another song/sound clip to create your own one
Plug In - a software/hardware that is used for (extra) sounds or effects
Drums - drums are instruments, a certain type of instrument ( :-\... seems like you really need help)
Kicks - piece of a drum kit/type of a drum
Akai MPC - a drum machine/sampler
Producers, please correct me if I'm wrong...
X.
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What's a snare ? lol !!!
sorry, couldn't help it.
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What's a snare ? lol !!!
lol, im saying, this is not even "making beats 101" its MUSIC 101...sorta like dude just came out of a cave & for the first time heard a jam...lol
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:-[ :-[ la laaga bafethu
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:-[ :-[ la laaga bafethu
hade mfana.like i said i couldn't help it.
did Prof X provide the answers u were looking for, or u still need more clarity ?
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:-[ :-[ la laaga bafethu
hade mfana.like i said i couldn't help it.
did Prof X provide the answers u were looking for, or u still need more clarity ?
Not really he is talking abut drum kits and slicing or I think it will be better if I buy that Fruityloop software and play around with it
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:-[ :-[ la laaga bafethu
hade mfana.like i said i couldn't help it.
did Prof X provide the answers u were looking for, or u still need more clarity ?
Not really he is talking abut drum kits and slicing or I think it will be better if I buy that Fruityloop software and play around with it
let me try and explain it more easier then.
snare, - if you listen to a lot of songs,there's usually 3 different drum sounds used.
the kick is the part of the drums that goes "BOOM"
the snare goes like "TAH"
the hi-hat goes like "ts-ts"
normally the sequencing would be like
BOOM BOOM - TAH - BOOM BOOM TAH
and the hi-hats in the back would go like
"ts-ts-ts-ts"
hope u get that.listen to any song and u should be able to identify those drum sounds.
Sampling - taking a previously recorded piece of music and using it in your composition to make your own song.
Chopping - is taking a piece of audio, any length, and playing around with it. say there's a song u like, the song is like 3 minutes long. u identify this part that is like 10 seconds maybe that u are really feeling and want to use in your song. what u do then is cut that part out of the song and just end up with the 10 seconds from the 3minute song. some people then would probably take that 10second piece of music and repeat it over and over again, just add their own instruments in the back. this is called looping. others would take that 10 seconds part, and cut it down into pieces of like 1 seconds and 2 seconds and then re-arrange the parts, to form a whole new composition that is different to the original 10 seconds loop. this is called chopping.
plug in - is a piece of additional software that you put into like FruityLoops that would normally give some sort of effect to your sound. like for example say u have a snare sound, but u want the snare to sound like it has an echo of sorts, u would apply an effect called reverb or delay which comes as a plug-in.
akai - is a company name.
mpc - is a drum machine.it's hardware, like a computer,but used to compose music, kinda like a piano in a way.
hope that helps man.
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come on come on.... dude...come the f*** on... f***..this is f***ing stupid...
beat making 101, dude to attend that cla** there are prerequisites, and that's knowing Wat a snare, kick, hi hat, clap are !
drums ( did this stupid f*** just ask wat is a drum) shit dude f*** it... u needs Hey-sooss (sp)
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come on come on.... dude...come the f*** on... f***..this is f***ing stupid...
beat making 101, dude to attend that cla** there are prerequisites, and that's knowing Wat a snare, kick, hi hat, clap are !
drums ( did this stupid f*** just ask wat is a drum) shit dude f*** it... u needs Hey-sooss (sp)
why are you swearing at me dude
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thank you Prof and Mr C
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:-[ :-[ la laaga bafethu
hade mfana.like i said i couldn't help it.
did Prof X provide the answers u were looking for, or u still need more clarity ?
Not really he is talking abut drum kits and slicing or I think it will be better if I buy that Fruityloop software and play around with it
let me try and explain it more easier then.
snare, - if you listen to a lot of songs,there's usually 3 different drum sounds used.
the kick is the part of the drums that goes "BOOM"
the snare goes like "TAH"
the hi-hat goes like "ts-ts"
normally the sequencing would be like
BOOM BOOM - TAH - BOOM BOOM TAH
and the hi-hats in the back would go like
"ts-ts-ts-ts"
hope u get that.listen to any song and u should be able to identify those drum sounds.
Sampling - taking a previously recorded piece of music and using it in your composition to make your own song.
Chopping - is taking a piece of audio, any length, and playing around with it. say there's a song u like, the song is like 3 minutes long. u identify this part that is like 10 seconds maybe that u are really feeling and want to use in your song. what u do then is cut that part out of the song and just end up with the 10 seconds from the 3minute song. some people then would probably take that 10second piece of music and repeat it over and over again, just add their own instruments in the back. this is called looping. others would take that 10 seconds part, and cut it down into pieces of like 1 seconds and 2 seconds and then re-arrange the parts, to form a whole new composition that is different to the original 10 seconds loop. this is called chopping.
plug in - is a piece of additional software that you put into like FruityLoops that would normally give some sort of effect to your sound. like for example say u have a snare sound, but u want the snare to sound like it has an echo of sorts, u would apply an effect called reverb or delay which comes as a plug-in.
akai - is a company name.
mpc - is a drum machine.it's hardware, like a computer,but used to compose music, kinda like a piano in a way.
hope that helps man.
doesn't get get better than that....WOOOOOA
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come on come on.... dude...come the f*** on... f***..this is f***ing stupid...
beat making 101, dude to attend that cla** there are prerequisites, and that's knowing Wat a snare, kick, hi hat, clap are !
drums ( did this stupid f*** just ask wat is a drum) shit dude f*** it... u needs Hey-sooss (sp)
why are you swearing at me dude
dude there is no f*** u...in the message, there is jus f*** f*** f***.... but if u want one for the road here u go..f*** u... MR what is a keyboard...
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come on come on.... dude...come the f*** on... f***..this is f***ing stupid...
beat making 101, dude to attend that cla** there are prerequisites, and that's knowing Wat a snare, kick, hi hat, clap are !
drums ( did this stupid f*** just ask wat is a drum) shit dude f*** it... u needs Hey-sooss (sp)
why are you swearing at me dude
dude there is no f*** u...in the message, there is jus f*** f*** f***.... but if u want one for the road here u go..f*** u... MR what is a keyboard...
wa hlanya sani
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zoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom.........
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let me try and explain it more easier then.
snare, - if you listen to a lot of songs,there's usually 3 different drum sounds used.
the kick is the part of the drums that goes "BOOM"
the snare goes like "TAH"
the hi-hat goes like "ts-ts"
normally the sequencing would be like
BOOM BOOM - TAH - BOOM BOOM TAH
and the hi-hats in the back would go like
"ts-ts-ts-ts"
hope u get that.listen to any song and u should be able to identify those drum sounds.
Sampling - taking a previously recorded piece of music and using it in your composition to make your own song.
Chopping - is taking a piece of audio, any length, and playing around with it. say there's a song u like, the song is like 3 minutes long. u identify this part that is like 10 seconds maybe that u are really feeling and want to use in your song. what u do then is cut that part out of the song and just end up with the 10 seconds from the 3minute song. some people then would probably take that 10second piece of music and repeat it over and over again, just add their own instruments in the back. this is called looping. others would take that 10 seconds part, and cut it down into pieces of like 1 seconds and 2 seconds and then re-arrange the parts, to form a whole new composition that is different to the original 10 seconds loop. this is called chopping.
plug in - is a piece of additional software that you put into like FruityLoops that would normally give some sort of effect to your sound. like for example say u have a snare sound, but u want the snare to sound like it has an echo of sorts, u would apply an effect called reverb or delay which comes as a plug-in.
akai - is a company name.
mpc - is a drum machine.it's hardware, like a computer,but used to compose music, kinda like a piano in a way.
hope that helps man.
now that's 101
straight from The School Of Federated Beat Making as presented by Prof. Carly The Great aka Mr Two Teams aka Wawa's Daddy ;D ;D
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let me try and explain it more easier then.
snare, - if you listen to a lot of songs,there's usually 3 different drum sounds used.
the kick is the part of the drums that goes "BOOM"
the snare goes like "TAH"
the hi-hat goes like "ts-ts"
LMAO at this ;D ;D ;D
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lol at MrC's breakdown. But i always snare was spelt 'BAP!'. Haha
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^^^^ ;D ;D ;D
had to break it down into basic science for the kid.