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[Tripwire]

Well i am mainly a hip hop producer but im looking to produce DnB for the next few months to learn some more skills, and cause alot of hip hop producers started out with DnB.. and i hope to make a couple dnB tracks. The problem is i cant get my drums right to get that rolling feeling to them and i think its cause i dunno how to structure a dnB drumbeat.. and i dont want to sample breakbeats.. so plesase help
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[desertcamel]

What program are you using????

I use reason and I use the regroove, or I just use my drum pad to program my drums in, sometimes no amount of quantising or groove can mimic that human feel.

I hope that was helpful.

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[Tripwire]

thanks
i do use reason..
yeah dude pls keep me posted..
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[JunglistMilitia]

depends wether you want to make some of the newer types of dnb with the 2 step drum patters, or old school jungle dnb ,basing breaks around the amen pattern.
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[construct]

hey

What I find is it's best to set up some punch to your beat using the Redrum on Reason, solid bass drum, crisp snare and a decent hi-hat at least, maybe some other fx noises. Compression on the bass drum singularly before the mixer seems to help.

Then add break in-fills using Dr.Rex loops (there are tonnes of patches available if you want to avoid the generic Reason offerings), effecting those with a seperate chain of what ever fx you wish, to give them character (I sometimes use chorus/phlanger, phaser, compression and seperate EQ) Also rebuilding them in your own way on the sequencer track makes them individual, instead of just sending them 'to track' as they are. Simply a case of chopping and inserting where desired to get a flow then. Also, the mixing is pretty important, make sure the levels aren't too high on the in-fills, that way you'll keep the punchiness.

Kind of a simple sum-up of what I do, but
Hope this helps
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(if this makes sense and you want any more help with anything, prvt message and I'll see what I can do. I'm not an expert, we're all learning, but I'll help if I can)