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musicman1705
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 Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 12:14 am Post subject: jamming in manual mode |
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HI
I am still not sure if i am doing this right.I want just a straight forward beat with no changes at all in the drum pattern.but i can,t seem to get this.I have it in manual jam and i load basic rock#1.I then start to set the bars in rhythm #1 in the arranger.These are basic rock#1,but i notices that some of the bars have little lines in then and this seem to changes up the beat.I don,t want this.I want a beat that is continuosly the same all the way thought and then if i want to change it up i can do so myself later.How do i set this up,Or what am i doing wrong.Thanks for your help. |
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Doc
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| Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 2:44 am Post subject: Re: jamming in manual mode |
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| musicman1705 wrote: | HI
I am still not sure if i am doing this right.I want just a straight forward beat with no changes at all in the drum pattern.but i can,t seem to get this.I have it in manual jam and i load basic rock#1.I then start to set the bars in rhythm #1 in the arranger.These are basic rock#1,but i notices that some of the bars have little lines in then and this seem to changes up the beat.I don,t want this.I want a beat that is continuosly the same all the way thought and then if i want to change it up i can do so myself later.How do i set this up,Or what am i doing wrong.Thanks for your help. |
The little line in the bars mean there are accents played that alter the basic pattern. Go to the rhythm tab and put the accents sliders for snare and toms all way left. |
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musicman1705
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| Posted: Sun Jun 10, 2007 5:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Thanks Doc that fix it. |
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