Songwriting With Superior Drummer 3!
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2018
- Lets take a deep dive into my own process and use Toontrack Superior Drummer 3 to help write a tune!
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Close your eyes and imagine Dane Cook is teaching you how to program drums.
Shavnore Holy shit.
😂🤣
Wtf
This method has helped so much! Your concept of recording the separate parts and then getting the drum parts for each section done before piecing it all together was what I needed to give me a way to get things moving quicker. I usually take forever to get things down and then I lose the drive to complete it because of all the time spent. Thank you for very clearly laying out your process.
Oh man, this is gold! Please do more of songwriting videos, and include process of riff writing
@HamleTrex what you can do is hear it in your head and use your phone to record you making the sound, or "singing" the sound so you don't forget. Then as the above person stated, work it out on the neck until you've got it. Record that and then you're good to go.
Fluff, this is AWESOME. Thank you. There's a ton out there around mixing as a producer who plays guitar, but not a ton out there around a guitarist that produces. This is great and will help with my production flow and layouts. Thank you!
THANK YOU! This has been one that always makes me feel daunted when recording, and I was clearly overthinking the steps. Thank you for breaking it down Fluff. Helped a ton!
So informative as always, it changed my thinking on the songwritting with SD3, and i like the way you describe the process then to "rewrite" the guitar track to stick more on drums, like you can do with "real people" in a jam session. Thank you
I find that opening a midi track and write on it directly would be quicker and more effective, but probably all those midi presets would be good if you feel like writing the other way around, meaning finding an inspiring drum loop and playing/jamming on top of it.
Awesome vid fluff!!!!! One of the best workthroughs I’ve seen on this thanks!!!!!
Big fan! Thanks for all the help over the last few years.. really appreciate it!
Thanks for sharing some of your process - super inspiring. Really cool to see what's available for home recording!
You sold me on this. I can really get the vibe and see my creativity flowing with something like this. This is so much better than the superior drummer 2 that I have. Thanks for making this video. Very cool. Keep the cool videos coming.
I love that your using studio one 4. I’m thinking about getting it so seeing u using it makes me feel more confident about it
Thanks for the tutorial! I'm just getting started in music production and I realize I have a lot to learn. I appreciate guys like you that take the time to teach us noobs!
Excellent instruction. You’re the first person i’ve heard draw the connection between drums & guitar in how songs are constructed.
Ryan this was sent to Ola but you should see it too:
Hey Ola, I just wanna say all you guys from the Anderton's boys (All of them) and Glen Fricker, Stevie T, Sarah Longfield, Rob Scallon, Henning, Ryan Bruce, and Jared Dines, Thank you for all your hard work. You guys are my Inspiration.
This is from both of us
@@jmcbride9087 that boy sucks lol
Nice demonstration. I am considering getting this program and you have answered a number of my questions. Thank you. JD
Wow, out of all the video intros I've these guitars/the mix in general is the best I've heard on RUclips
this brings me back to the original magic of recording guitar/drums, wonderful video
Awesome explanation of the process of fitting stuff together. Thanks Bro'.
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this
Superior/ezdrummer helps get those juices flowing so nicely. Love the software.
Thank you very much Fluff. Straight to the point for the fast action in order to avoid losing our ideas :) best way to easily and rapidly put an idea of song on a media that you can work with later on. It’s important to remember to record tracks on a click because SD3 will play in sync with the host.
Good job again !
Cheers !
No more Logic, bold move!! Studio One looks pretty great though, I should check it out.
I was looking to move from Garage Band to Logic. Is Logic no good?
@@V8LC100 Logic is great, I used garageband for 5 or 6 years before switching to Logic, and Logic is perfect for me.
I will try out the free cakewalk by bandlab. Shoud be enough for the most
Awesome video, Fluff! Thank you for sharing!
This video is priceless. It gave me a great introduction to what SD3 can do and now that I've bought it I'm, rewatching this so that I can see exactly what you did and use parts of that for my own workflow. I thank the gods for heavy metal.
Love to all
Dude!! I have this set up at home and I have yet to figure it all out😩 I like how your breaking things down for the tap in method for timing for beats. Love it. Keep putting stuff up for home studio recording. It’s the way to go now!!
Great instructional video, thanks for putting it together. Nice sounding guitar riffs too
Fluff... dude!! You are the best man!! You are an extremely amazing teacher! Seriously bro! (Plugs in history here) And I am amazed at how easy and enjoyable you made this tutorial. All your vids slam, but I am astounded at how wonderfully you convey your message while “teaching”. Please do more of these tutorials man. This is the best RUclips video I have viewed in a long damn time. As an experienced guitarist, whose proudest (creative lol) achievement is a moderately successful rock band, I am absolutely completely interested in learning composition methods from a master like yourself! You have an amazing way of delivering the goods. I know you have a wide variety of vids, which all kick @$$, but I am making a formal request nearly begging you to start a series just like the vid here. I will gladly pay for something that is, in my opinion, to the point of priceless as it is such a seamless instructional rarity. So basically, please?? Lol!
This is awesome . So very well done and explained so perfectly . This is the kick in the arse I needed ! Thanks so much , bro !
I'm learning how to use Studio One myself, and I'd love to see more songwriting/plug-in stuff JUST like this...thank you!
I've been debating whether to upgrade my virtual drum set up to this and I think you sold me on it.
This looks pretty simple and intuitive given its hefty libraries and features.
Great demo! Thanks for posting this.
This was immensely helpful- great job.
Also a great demonstration of the smooth Studio One songwriting workflow.
I want that!!! That will help me get all these riffs in my head on record.
Just tap it in. Give it a little tappy. Tap tap taparoo.
Ryan Crawford I said exactly that when he started doing the taps lol
WHAT, ARE YOU TO GOOD FOR YOUR HOME!?
Just tryin to ease the tension baby
Thanks for posting this. I’ve been on the fence with making this purchase, but I think you definitely sold me on it.
Loved that tutorial, really helpful, many thanks
Good room response! And yes, cool magic going down, on film, (seemingly) all alone. Very nice.
love the guitar riffs and tone ! nice
THANK YOU FOR THIS! BUYING NOW!!!
That was good. I just saw you on a vid about studio one! Then I saw the key words “SD3 “. And it’s you again. Funny. Anyway, I subscribed because as a musician you’re doing what I want to do basically. Btw, those were great metal beats. I’m really new to all this. Im 70. I played pro from 67-84. I finally got burned out. And worse. When I was 50 I went back to school and that was the first time I ever touched a computer! You’re young and have used one all your life. Working with my ez2 these last two months has made it much easier for me to understand you when talking about SD3. It’s so much better. Can’t wait. I was in a lot of rock bands back in the day and my album from 1971 is on Spotify and RUclips ( no vid) . Just type in “Peace & Quiet “. I’m Greg Williams the Drummer. I was 21! WOW. Long time ago. I still play in my house almost everyday and am going to buy Jobeky edrums and cymbals. That with the SD3 is killer! Listen to Luke Olsen or josh Cameron. They do RUclips covers with Jobeky kits. You seem like a person I could talk to easily so I subscribed and I’ll be watching for more SD3 stuff. About the daw. I don’t know how important that will be for me. I’ll have to wait and see. I guess basically to record live, right? Having the Presonus interface will give me pristine samples from the Roland TD-30 to my computer.Then mix. I think it might be easier inside SD3. I watch Mike Luke too. He’s got as many ezx and SDX as you...a lot! Thanks. Later.
Thanks for this video! I've been playing guitar for 35 years. I took up drums about 12 years ago with a Roland ekit. I like other guitarists got tired of drummers, so just become one...lol. I've been using Superior since the beginning, but since I was actually playing the drums, never bothered much with the midi grooves. I've got tons of them but never touch them. I've just been having a hard time being creative by myself in that I'd lay down a riff to a metronome in Reaper, then try to lay down a drum groove to it. I just recently started playing with the midi grooves, and watching your video helped me really figure out how to get ideas down quick. I still plan to play all the drums myself on the final recording, but it's nice to get a rough idea down quickly.
We need more videos like these🤓👍🏼
Thanks a lot for explaining simply and clearly compare to many others ! i finaly can use my superior drummer 3 God bless you man !
Thanks a lot mate. Keep up the good work.
Amazing tutorial! Thank you, sir!
Good information , thx . U surely put a lot of time n effort in makeing these vids again .THX !
Massively helpful! Thanks!
LOVE THIS!
Such a well put video. Thanks.
Definitely going to try this now
Very cool and informative, thank you Fluff!
Good video, Ryan
I agree, using the loops to set up a bed for the song is really useful. I do, also, use the midi field to write and edit kicks, cymbals, etc. to better lock into the guitars, as well as vocals.
I think the only thing you left out were fills. But, fills are subjective, so again, great video!
Sounds like a hit to me! You write sick riffs fluff!
Riff 2 and 3 ; I really love
To be honest , i never used grove section ! i compose everything from scratch ! how i get inspired , i listen a lot to bands . and i watch drums covers ! as guitarist this how i get inspired and grow my knowledge about how to write drums .
thank u for the tips
Yeesh, all these comments, "Doesn't sound as good as a real drummer."
No shit. Not only have we not developed an AI that plays drums better than humans yet, but fluff didn't spend 12 hours fiddling with hit velocities and nudging timing around by +/-2ms because IT'S A DEMO. Not the point, you doorknobs. Thanks for the walkthrough fluff, informative as always
Agreed and "doorknobs" is my new politically correct insult word. LOL
Glad someone said this!
I'm so agree with you !!!!!!!!
i depends on the ezx and setting but i think the man is a metal player: hard to find a natural sound-raw in metal
Them doorknobs sure like a good twist
Thanks man! Great video.
I don't comment much. I'm a long time guitar player, and I'd like to let you know, I find your videos to be very help full. I've had SD3 a few years now and this really gave me a way to understand it better. Anyway, Thanks Fluff.
Very cool demo, thank you
Thanks for showing this.
Thank you for posting this. Informative 🤟😎
Omg I have to buy this. Makes life much easier especially for non-drummers.
Awesome man. Thank you.
This is amazing - I never knew.
Ezproducer is next just an AI that yells at you and tells you to take it from the top 1000 times
Lol!!!
That's the Bob Rock expansion
Great video. Keep up the good work
Great video, just got this app and it's helped a lot.. thanks!
Brilliant tutorial, mate!
I am still new to recording and producing in Logic , I am determined to get as good as possible;e at composing drums .This video was very informative .
This was great! More please. I would love to see a part 2, were you cover the adding of accents, adding that guitar harmony part. The tweaking of both guitar side and the drum to bring even more tightly together. I understand the concept, but seeing you go through process is super informative. Part 3 adding bass. Do you start with playing root notes off your guitar chords and then figure out how you want to embellish the bass parts. Or? -Thx Fluff
I love this video, big fella. I needed to see this, programming drums is the longest and most tedious part of my writing process, it can definitely kill some of the creative vibe...need to make the investment and get SD3 asap!
Very helpful video now that I bought SD 3... Thanks
glad i found this! Thanks!!
Thank you for this video.
Should do a tutorial on how to send the drums from superior drummer to their individual tracks in the DAW...happened to catch that during your vid ;)
load the instrument as multi-out instead of stereo, send each drum to a different out within Superior and then.. i only know how to do it in Logic but on the SD mixer channel press the little + at the bottom until you get them all
thanks this vid helped me out immensely
I've been wondering if this program was worth purchasing for a little while now, but I'm sold on it now. That makes laying drums soooooo much easier than manually programming into the DAW.
Thank you for this!
Awesome video. Really helped
I love Tap2Find as a feature. Although lately I've found it faster to just tap in a simple rhythm with a MIDI controller for this type of workshopping. I do have to say that the SD3 sample library sounds pretty damned good. I've hovered my mouse over the "add to cart" on SD3 for a while now...this might put me over the edge.
AWESOME video!! Thanks for sharing :D
How about a second video that goes over specifically drum fills within a song?
Love it dude, sounds great, I’m actually trying to figure out what drum software to get. I think this one is the best choice. It seems very thorough. 🎸🎸😎👍
Very Helpful, thanks!
Can't help but notice Mr. Meeseeks on your shirt. 😂😂
Informative vid👊🏾.
Thank u fluff very cool
Thank you very much, its a fantactic tip
Holy shit man! You just helped me so much! Thank you!!!
Holy Shit Ryan! You have the greatest sound treatment on your walls ever! Love it!
'Sonic Lego', there's a name for a band if ever I heard one, hahaha! Thanks for the demo, mate, it was informative and enjoyable :) .
Very nice!
Okay honestly I think this sounds really great! I haven’t looked too much into superior drummer 3 but if you can layer samples like in SSD4 then I’d be sold! With some tweaking and some TLC on the humanization I think this would be incredible!
thank you great vid man
Great info here mate! I'm doing something similar and have a few good tips now, cheers 🍻
Great information
excellent video
This video was a great representation of how a workflow can improve your songwriting. All you needed to complete the rhythm section was EZ Bass. Too bad it wasn't available at the time you shot this.
Really nice demo. thanks :)