Added drums this time

[Finnydot]

If you can export the sample on both of these, just the loop with the chops i can try and lace some bass and better drums. The samples are dope, but your filtering and drums need work.

[Lenox]

Originally Posted by Finnydot

If you can export the sample on both of these, just the loop with the chops i can try and lace some bass and better drums. The samples are dope, but your filtering and drums need work.

Worddd. How do I make better drums

[Finnydot]

Originally Posted by Lenox

Worddd. How do I make better drums

Uh oh is the drum king. He likes more live drum sounds, whereas i usually prefer 808 sounding drums. Uh oh likes the East Coast style samples where its mostly soul and he can layer the existing drum patterns and accentuate the original sound. Its nice because he will filter the lows and pump the bass out of the original sample and the live sounds work together to make it sound like it was always supposed to sound like that.

Me, I like to filter out the lows completely and play my own bass lines. So I need the super mega hard hitting drums to smash through the lows I just created. Even in the last beat I posted I distorted the bass to make that shit POP.

As far as patterns go, so literally the spots where youre playing your drums. Try and listen to your sample and play along with the loop you created. So when the kick drum drops you try and hit it exactly. Snare drums are almost always on the 5th beat. So KICK-2-3-4-SNARE.

[The Dead Poet]

Originally Posted by Finnydot

Uh oh is the drum king.

EXCUSE ME!?!?!

[Finnydot]

Originally Posted by The Dead Poet

EXCUSE ME!?!?!

Id say you got me, for sure. But your strengths are more so layering and overall composition. Ive heard some DEEP layers from you that literally made me want to cry. Lol

While I admit, your chops are great, your patterns are great, your filtering and layers are fantastic. But as far as STRICLY DRUMS. I mean patterns, sounds used, the filtering of bass and mixing the drums to COMPLIMENT the original sample, Uh oh is SMOKING us.

Just my opinion bro.

If you still salty we can get that beat battle going again.

PLUS where my feed at son? I'm still grinding out here. Hit my beat on the other thread.

@uh-oh da god

[Lenox]

Originally Posted by Finnydot

Uh oh is the drum king. He likes more live drum sounds, whereas i usually prefer 808 sounding drums. Uh oh likes the East Coast style samples where its mostly soul and he can layer the existing drum patterns and accentuate the original sound. Its nice because he will filter the lows and pump the bass out of the original sample and the live sounds work together to make it sound like it was always supposed to sound like that.

Me, I like to filter out the lows completely and play my own bass lines. So I need the super mega hard hitting drums to smash through the lows I just created. Even in the last beat I posted I distorted the bass to make that shit POP.

As far as patterns go, so literally the spots where youre playing your drums. Try and listen to your sample and play along with the loop you created. So when the kick drum drops you try and hit it exactly. Snare drums are almost always on the 5th beat. So KICK-2-3-4-SNARE.

Thanks bro

https://soundcloud.com/139_lenox/fog

This any better?

[Finnydot]

Originally Posted by Lenox

Thanks bro

https://soundcloud.com/139_lenox/fog

This any better?

The loop itself was off. I don't know what you're using to make beats, but the loop sounds like there was an extra beat, or that first beat was late to the rest of the sample.

Drums themselves SOUNDED good, but the pattern didn't match the loop.

I can tell you're trying different things tho, so keep building. Don't take any of this feedback negatively, you're improving.

If this is something you want to do then keep with it. Only time will make you better, trust.

[Lenox]

Originally Posted by Finnydot

The loop itself was off. I don't know what you're using to make beats, but the loop sounds like there was an extra beat, or that first beat was late to the rest of the sample.

Drums themselves SOUNDED good, but the pattern didn't match the loop.

I can tell you're trying different things tho, so keep building. Don't take any of this feedback negatively, you're improving.

If this is something you want to do then keep with it. Only time will make you better, trust.

Hey man thanks for giving me detailed feedback. I agreed with everything u said