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Warren Cann's Drum Column (Part 3) | |
Article from Electronics & Music Maker, October 1982 |
Part Three of our electro-drum column, written by our consultant drummer Warren Cann of Ultravox, continues with some more examples of beats useful to the modern percussionist. As always in this series, the patterns shown are suitable for both the acoustic kit player as well as the programmer.
"This month I am moving on from the simplicity of previous patterns and introducing far more syncopation, especially in the bass drum part, and, in the last example, in the high-hat part. Apart from my first two examples all the snare drum lines retain the standard '2' and '4' beat format - for the time being anyway. I hope you enjoy playing, or programming, these patterns as they are ones that I am particularly fond of using."
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Warren Cann's Electro-Drum Column (Part 4)
(EMM Jan 83)
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