Gurubeats01

Just testing out a screen recorder, so I thought I'd boot up Guru to try it out on. Be warned, you are watching me make up beats on the spot, so the process is pretty lengthy. I have edited it down from 23 mins to 9 mins, but it shows how easy it is to mangle your beats in this superb little program from FXpansion. Just leave the page open on its own tab and have a listen

Peace out...

Section_9

Category:

Music

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• 808
• beats
• drum
• FXpansion
• Guru
• long
• loops
• machine
• mangled
• processing
• section_9

[M3sslah]

Hey man pretty old video but I guess you still around and might answer a question about this program. How do you get a pattern you made out in the sequenser you use, I use logic for instance but is there an easy way to get what you have done out in midi in the arrange window?

Ignore the haters how music should be done, they will always follow the ones that where famous behind them, the ones that succeed are those that experiment and make new things out of old shitty rules.

[secc991]

@M3sslah

You see the pattern tabs under the pattern window... Drag and drop it into the arrange page of your DAW.

If that doesn't work there is a option in the options page to enable drag and dropping. tick it and repeat as above.

[M3sslah]

@secc991 Yeah hey again and thanks alot it works exactly like that, very smooth way of doing loops and then just drag them out. I am in logic and that program kinda miss out on a good loopprogram thing like FL kinda have, sure there is Ultrabeat but is a little cluttered. But I guess this Guru is the answer to that it sure as hell look like it. But is it just me or do the drums really need some afterwork with alot of compression to sound beefy, I find them to sound rather low as they come?

[secc991]

@M3sslah

What I do is when the drums are in Guru I send them to their own outs and mix them as you would do in a normal mix. Failing that try turning the gains up of the sample in Guru

[secc991]

OK girls. Time to stop fighting.

Waata is right. There are no rules.

The word you should be looking at is EXPERIMENTAL.

its all in that word.

Was Frank Zappa wrong when he wanted to see what a bassoon sounded like when you play 32 32nd notes in the space of an 8th note?

Experimental..

Let it stay that way.

Oh. and if you want to fight on my page I will come round to your houses and slap you silly then fuck your sister.

[jackmybody]

If you can put up anymore demos, that would be cool. There aren't many videos of guru here, and this is the closest to MPC software we will see, and it does so much more. Crazy.

[FTWyousuck]

but you missed the point...haha

if you want to be a good music producer you have to think realistically about each and every musical instrument you use in a project

sure, you can make the beat however you want it to sound, but remember that if you want it to go beyond your home studio you'll have to do it RIGHT

its sounds like crap if you don't do it right

get it now? Peace out playa!

[MEKON17]

@FTWyousuck how foolish of all those people to enjoy what you, the true authority on music, have deemed garbage. They must be WRONG !!

[TheReggiereg1]

How do u like GURU? Check out the vid I did using GURU. Peace!!

[M3sslah]

@secc991 Yeah hey again thanks alot it works exactly like that, very smooth way of doing loops and then just drag them out. I am in logic and that program kinda miss out on a good loopprogram thing like FL kinda have. But I guess this Guru is the answer to that it sure as hell look like it. But is it just me or do the drums really need some afterwork with alot of compression to sound beefy, I find them to sound rather low as they come?

[subhanero92]

one question, this vst or standalone open WAV and MP3 files ? If open audio files, tell my how I must do it please, thanks

[IllVilleProductions]

If you wanna make beats just use fl.

[boladodj]

where I obtain the complete version to lower