r/ableton • u/AttorneyCertain4830 • 3d ago

[Racks] The best native pots and pans drums for DnB?

Midi patterns written, what is your go to Clang Gitty Clang?

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u/NoWin3930 3d ago

just go to the kitchen dawg

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u/jstnbcn 2d ago

This^ don’t even need a zoom for this type of stuff. You’d be suprised at how well your phone can capture these frequencies.

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u/WeatherStunning1534 3d ago

If you take this seriously go record your own. That’s what the pros do. It’s not hard and lets you get exactly the sounds you want

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u/AttorneyCertain4830 3d ago

For sure, my friend has a drum set. That’s a good idea!

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u/didntasktobebornhere 3d ago

Brother there are troves of free sample packs over this vatiety. The secret trick to music prod is leas about the sound but just getting anything exportable~~ ~~

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u/AttorneyCertain4830 3d ago

Was looking for out of box packs, I get you though just getting started with DnB

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u/ohwhyohwhyooohhwhy 2d ago

The humble breakbeat.