Drunken Drums Like J Dilla & Burial

J Dilla and Burial are known for their sloppy, off-the-grid grooves and rhythms. Here's how to take inspiration from their drum programming, but adapt to your own style.

[AlbinKottaram]

God bless you man. You doing some insanely good shit. If cableguys fire you, imma pay your rent.

[puzzlepuddles]

this is actually a really great tip for sloppy and dirty drums. i've been using this for a while

[inCTRL]

I love these tips i just need to start using them

[the_apost]

Ableton grooves help big time with this, you can add different swings and irregularities on the fly!

[_TheViewer_]

The burial one was already Gemmin’ hard, the whole “turn off the grid and do by ear” is such a fun adventure 😂

[bakirdziho]

Can you tell us how to sound like TOBACCO?

[springcar]

Music needs contrasts to human sense shapes, so every second part can be quantized to crwleate more hype to part where quantized more rhythm is felt created

[steamerk]

> Record your playing and leave notes unquantized

Not sure what you're implying about my sense of rhythm, there 😅.

[akashboinpally]

thanks for the advice, btw where did you get the melody sample for the beat in this video?

[-Nos-]

Uhm...excuse me kind sir, may I inquire about obtaining said beat at the end of the short?

[springcar]

Thanks creativity energy rising motivation to create my survival life money with creating drms music to get money :)

[my_flow_beats]

Squantization is a great thing to be more creative.

[gavinmayne]

But what are these drum sounds??? Fire

[siinxx]

Bro, just say add swing to the perscussions wtf

[dxvddrvinx]

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поднебесный во вселенной где ему дали секс