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Academy.fm How to Make a Future House Drum Loop in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]
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Academy.fm How to Make a Future House Drum Loop in Logic Pro X [TUTORiAL]

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Future House is known for having impactful, high energy drums. They provide the foundation for the track and carry the groove – they're extremely important! In this tutorial, Simon Tessier will cover the fundamentals of creating a professional sounding Future House drum loop in Logic Pro X. He will outline each element and offer his knowledge of creating rhythms – including how to choose the best samples for your track. By the end of this video you should have your very own professional sounding drum loop.

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