LOGIC PRO X - How to make Homespun Beats
Sometimes the best way to bring originality to your beat programming is to add some sounds to which no one else has access - by recording them yourself.
In this episode, Jono is going to record some homespun percussion samples by plugging in his microphone and clapping, tapping, clicking and brushing his hands (and a coffee cup) to produce a handful of short samples. Using the Gain Tool introduced in V10.7.5, Jono will then show you how you can equalise the volume of these before re-sampling them in Drum Machine Designer. He'll explore Classic and One Shot sample playback modes and then create a Pattern Region for the new sounds to play alongside some existing, programmed beats. Things you hadn't anticipated will always happen when you make recordings of your own - embrace the unexpected!
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00:00 Intro
00:57 Live recording home percussion sounds
01:48 Listening back
02:48 Gain Tool
04:35 Adding each sound to DMD
05:50 Renaming and adjusting each pad's sample
06:50 Adjusting sample volume in DMD
07:18 Classic and One-Shot modes
07:53 Adjusting the rest of the samples
09:40 Creating a Pattern Region for the percussion sounds
11:17 Running homespun percussion with other beats
11:54 Summary
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