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Posts Tagged ‘drums’
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Thursday, October 29th, 2009john henry bonham
Thursday, October 1st, 2009laid down a sweet groove in ‘fool in the rain’. Given the weather today – and a slight desire for something of a bombastic beat I did my own version
Christian drummer
Wednesday, July 29th, 2009at your service, the links on the right will give you some more info on my artistic preferences.
in case you are wondering…
Saturday, June 27th, 2009the new drum groove a day (see panel on right) is an idea I have been playing with for a while…it is currently password protected for 2 reasons;
1) I am trying to determine, in my schedule, if I can maintain a daily groove (write, record, produce, upload etc) for publication on the site…and not just do a groove – but consider other formats for various applications as well.
2) It will be a membership only access for a yet to be determined fee, which will give you full access.
the idea will be you will have online access to beats / grooves I produce – to use in your productions.
In all likelihood there will be quite a variety – as I personally love rhythm in many forms.
Here is a slower tempo beat 56 BPM as an example. I will occasionally publish other grooves too – free.
Click the blue arrow below to preview…then if you want to download the .wav click the i*groove image, and select save page as…
bonham drums and guitar solo…
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009ok – so I was reading an interview by Page and Jones and they described the simplicity of their set up on When The Levee Breaks, possibly the most sampled drum beat ever. I took note of their description, went into my basement studio, recorded my drums, used a ribbon and tube mic acoustic mirror (on different levels of 2 story stairway) on sound forge – ran it through a delay, and compressed the works…I decided to add a guitar solo to test my shredding abilities – and really, this is not so much about melodic content as it is about sonic timbre – so here you go…it takes a few reps to gather the steam – and then rolls down accordingly…this one is called ‘hilltop’ .