Ok so Beanie, let’s start some customizing for today’s session. Cool.
Choose your favorite kit.
Ok so. Let’s check this electronic …
I just call up and start with this standard one.
So with this one, probably just change … start with the bass drum – make it a bit more solid …
So ok we’ll try the birch. Then move on to the snare.
And I’ll try maybe a piccolo snare. Yeah, maybe a piccolo snare just good for drum ‘n bass.
Toms are quite good. But I’ll probably tune the bass drum down a bit. So you can get
more low to get a bit more body. And also I’m gonna make it bit like a … put just one tape.
This is quite good for like tight drum ‘n bass type of stuff. For hi-hats, probably you can just make a slightly higher one.
Actually, 14 inch customs. Actually we’ll go for 12. 12 for that.
Yeah, level wise I think it’s quite good. Actually, have this slightly higher volume.
Actually a bit higher than that still. About 120 I’ll say.
That’s quite good for those. And so these toms are kinda cool already …
but I’ll go maybe for something like a bit more warmer sounding. Something a bit warmer sounding for the toms …
And what you can do is you can use the Group feature here by pressing this and it’ll change with the same one because I want to keep it quite together.
Those are the electronic ones. Go back. Might even try rock ones …
That’s quite right. Let’s keep going …
That feels quite good.
Quite like that. But I might tune these down slightly.
This might be about -10.
I like that. So for crashes … we’ll go for … quite like those …
but probably go just slightly higher with this crash …
so … almost a bit splashy.
But I’ll keep …
quite happy with the rest. And maybe in fact, maybe something like China type of thing on this one.
Let’s see …
almost like a stack sound. Let’s see if we can go through these ones.
Ok, that’s stack.
Yes, something like that. In fact, actually maybe this stack can on for a bit longer.
So just have sustain up.
Yeah, basically I think that’s kind a cool.
Ready for session? Ready.
Ready? Yeah!
Ok Good!