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Computer Music August 2018 [PDF]
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Computer Music August 2018 [PDF]

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CREATE UNIQUE BEATS Making the same old generic beats in your DAW is easy. That's why, in this month's CM, we'll show you how to take common rhythmic tropes and subvert them in creative ways. Over 18 pages and 16 tutorial videos, you'll find out how to… Dial in swing and groove Understand polyrhythms and polymeters Utilise carnatic techniques Program unique mixed-resolution hi-hats Synthesise kicks and snares from scratch Perform drum dissection and transient surgery Layer beats like a pro Record unique percussion using everyday household objects Create a unique beat from common presets Design glitch percussion in two minutes Customise drum dynamics with volume manipulation and automation Master the use of width, lo-fi, distortion and compression on drums And much more! Watch one of the videos from the feature, and get the rest with CM258.

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