Metal Challenge 75 BPM
Some basic metal drums. Tried to make them loud. We'll have to see how it turned out.
The single WAVE file for this is only 16BIT. The 32Bit was too large
Volume comes down some in the verse, back up thru the prechorus into the chorus.
The very last chorus is a slightly different pattern
Volume stays up during bridge. Then there is a 2 part solo section. 1st part is sort of a "free time" feel then the 2nd part goes back into ...
PeterVeillon
Great template. I like the laid back tempo. It'll let those snarling guitars breath and the bass show more
+2
JonJon
for some reason I cant get the colors to save correctly. Its prechorus, chorus, chorus at the end lol
+1
SupJax
like the snaring, sounds good
i use compressor to create dynamic & trashy waves in drum action, hihats - doublebass etc. for volumes i use mp3gain mostly. at least to check decibel, 95db is enough for solo drums +1
i use compressor to create dynamic & trashy waves in drum action, hihats - doublebass etc. for volumes i use mp3gain mostly. at least to check decibel, 95db is enough for solo drums +1
SupJax
it's a very tiny program. only for volume changes, not the best choice, but it's an easy and quick volume fix. free software
+1
JonJon
its a little longwinded at the beginning, but most of the drums I have done are right at 3:00 long so I did this one a little more stretched out
+1
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