Music Tech Magazine

USING THE PATTERN SEQUENCER IN STUDIO ONE

Much contemporary music is based on patterns and loops, with musicians building entire productions around sampled loops. These certainly serve their purpose but being able to develop your own rhythmic ideas using virtual instruments is a more flexible approach, and lends itself more to experimentation.

If you want to sculpt arresting synth or basslines and craft fascinating chord progressions, you can do much worse than the sophisticated functionality of Studio

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Music Tech Magazine

Music Tech Magazine5 min read
UVI World Suite 2 £270
There’s a sizeable market for plug-ins that cover world instruments. From the African udu to the West Indies’ sun drum, from the well known to the lesser known, almost any instrument can be found in sampled form. The problem is that, in most cases, y
Music Tech Magazine1 min readComputers
Save 30% When You Subscribe
NOT IN THE UK? Don’t worry – we have some great discounts for our non-UK readers too EUROPE €50 EVERY 6 MONTHS AUSTRALIA $76.50 AUD EVERY 6 MONTHS USA/CANADA $52.50 EVERY 6 MONTHS INTERNATIONAL £39.50 EVERY 6 MONTHS ORDER ONLINE TODAY AT musictech.ne
Music Tech Magazine1 min read
LOOPMASTERS Jungle Drummer: London Wake Up Drums
Price £25 Contact Loopmasters.com Loopmasters has again teamed up with Jungle Drummer for a pack of live new-school jazz and breakbeat drum loops. The content is comprised of the drum parts for Extinction Point’s recently released London Wake Up EP,

Related Books & Audiobooks