A Collection Of Riffs (Original)

Just a few riffs that I've recorded over the past few years, and thought now that I play the drums, I would add a drum track.

The intro piece was created using only a guitar and a Digitech RP250 Guitar Processor.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roland
• TD-9S
• V-Drum
• Kit
• Electronic
• Drums
• Guitar
• Digitech
• RP250
• Processor
• Ibanez
• Guitars
• Original
• Composition
• Rock
• 'n'
• Roll

[Englishracin]

k, thought about gettting this drum set. . . . what will i need to record with it? all i want to do is just drum covers for youtube. i want them decent quality tho

[governedbyneptune]

I use Music Maker 12 Deluxe from a company called Magix, and you can get it online for about $60..but all you would really need is "Audacity". It's free to download and works great.

Run a splitter from the headphone jack on the kit to the pink jack on your computer, and you're ready to record.

Hope that helps.

[Dicedrum]

Awesome dude! I loved it. You had me head bangin at 6:00a.m. Rock on!

[governedbyneptune]

Lol..Thanks, Dicedrum.

[Musicmancometh5150]

Whoah! I thought I was having an acid flashback for the first minute of the video. lol! That sounded so cool! Awesome stuff Dave! 5*

[governedbyneptune]

Lol..I know what you mean, Dave.

Thanks, brother.

[scbene]

yeah, i cant remember those from even 3 days ago, that's why i always make sure i save my experimental patches. you never know when you might need them!

[governedbyneptune]

Thanks, Phil. I'm blaming the older brother for the psychedelic bent..lol

One of these days I'll attempt to write a proper song, mate...maybe. ;)

[prboyd]

The 1st bit to 0:59 in particular blew me away!! How cool was that! I am off to play with some effects right now you rock'n'roll phsycedelic mofo!

3rd piece is also a chunky filthy riff!! Combined with what sounds like a casio keyboard and synth'd cowbell it is mental!! Love it!!. Really! 5*

[governedbyneptune]

Thank you, Shane. Your comments are greatly appreciated, my friend.

I can't remember the patches (factory or otherwise) that I used, but I do remember cranking up the delay to infinite and just experimenting with different sounds up and down the neck with a pick and fingers.

This track is actually about 3 years old, so it's hard to pinpoint what exactly I did then. You know, with the brain cells depleting, and all..lol