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7/11/2014This course features Ableton Live and Native Instruments' Battery drum sampler, but you can use these techniques in any DAW of your choice.
Skill Level Intermediate
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- [Voiceover] Hello, I'm J. Scott G, and welcome to EDM Production Techniques: Drums. (electronic music) Electronic Dance Music, or, EDM, is one of the most popular types of music on the planet. I'm gonna share with you a few of my techniques that I've acquired over the last 20 years. (electronic music) To make sure you have a great foundation, I'll start by showing you how to pick the right kicks and snare sounds, and layer them into even bigger sounds. Then I'll get into programming techniques using Ableton Drum Rack, a range page, (electronic music) As well as Native Instruments Battery.
Finally we'll wrap up with mixing techniques where I'll show you how to use Bussing, (drums) Tape Saturation, (electronic music) and more. So if you're ready to get started then let's get into EDM Production Techniques: Drums. (electronic music)
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Introduction
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Welcome58s
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Using the exercise files1m 5s
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1. Drums
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Shaping your kick9m 24s
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Shaping your snare7m 47s
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EDM drum-mixing techniques10m 21s
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Conclusion
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Next steps48s
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