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Electric bass notes tied to KD-120 kicks

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  • Electric bass notes tied to KD-120 kicks

    Hi,

    This might be way off the wall but I had a question. For those of you who haven't seen it, in the Modern Drummer 2000 DVD Akira Jimbo uses his Yamaha acoustic kick to trigger a set of five different bass guitar notes (one for each kick hit that repeats with every five kick hits). It isn't like a loop, it is just a note tied to the kick drum that changes with each successive strike and then repeats the sequence. It's like having a bass player slaved to your kick drum. (Now that I think about it I like that idea generally. But I digress.) Is there a way to do this on the Roland V drums using the KD-120 and the TD-10exp?

    Thanks.

    Mark

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    TD-10 exp, TMC-6, Hart Pro Snare, PD-120, PD-100, PD-80, KD-120, CY14R/C, CY12R/C, CY15R, CY12H

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    Hi,

    Thanks, I think that tap thing is what I was looking for. Now I just have to figure out how to program the notes . . . .

    Mark

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    TD-10 exp, TMC-6, Hart Pro Snare, PD-120, PD-100, PD-80, KD-120, CY14R/C, CY12R/C, CY15R, CY12H

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    • #3
      There are presets in the TD-10 that do this already. BgBndSeq, I think is one on the kick, and Drum'nBs does something similar with vibes or something on one of the cymbals, and there are others too.

      The effect is a pretty gimmicky unless thrown in sparingly, but I imagine some creative programming, could put some neater things into use using the core idea.

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      • #4
        Drum'nBs has a 7 note pattern tied to the kick I believe. The bigband set has walking quarters. Works good at fast (200 bpm) tempos.

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