Hi,
I’m studying how to build '90 jungle rhythms and I saw that usually they use samples with entire drum sequence.
So, I’m thinking that RYTM is not suitable for doing it.
Am I right?
thanks
Francesco
Hi,
I’m studying how to build '90 jungle rhythms and I saw that usually they use samples with entire drum sequence.
So, I’m thinking that RYTM is not suitable for doing it.
Am I right?
thanks
Francesco
First, you can play sequences with your Rytm, so I don’t see why you rule it out.
And with fast tempo + retrig you can definitely reach jungle areas.
And you can chop samples and play them on a rytm , I don’t see why it can’t do jungle.
Machinedrum can do jungle, so a Rytm can definitely do jungle. Anything that can sequence a jungle loop at high tempo and retrig that sample can do jungle.
IIRC there is even a trick for doing pseudo-timestretching with the rytm. It involved plocking the LFO to samp start, trigless lock on every step and param glide somehow, cant remember anymore…
You dont actually need a super capable sampler for doing breakbeat/jungle beats. What you do need is a bunch of pattn memory for all the drum variations though, or a way to flip the beats live. The BT in chromatic mode should give you all the subbass you will ever need
thank you for all answer.
having never worked on this type of rhythm, I was thinking that a software like ableton was totally preferable …
Thank you, now I start to search some good drum samples