Drumbot Sequence

[drling0]

I hope that this works okay.

Has anybody else used an drum sequencer that runs in your browser, called Drumbot?

You selected a sound for each line in the sequencer and then just click when you want the sound to play. You can alter the BPM etc

I have attatched an example of a drum pattern that I made and exported as a text file. So you can upload the text file to the browser and you should get the drum pattern.

You can then export the file as a wav and mix it

It is pretty self explanitory, but if you have any questions, I can see if I can help

Yours
David

Ps I have no affiliation with the software etc. It is just something that I found that was useful and I wanted to share it with others.

[drling0]

I hope that this helps to show a bit of the potential and possibilities of the above link

Last Thursday I created that drum pattern and text file with one of my workmates (who was a jazz drummer before he became a professor). Hos wife is expecting twins so I went home and used the wav I we created to use in the first track of this EP

I mixed the loop in different ways, but the drums are more or less what came from the above text file

Enjoy
David

[gis_sweden]

Cool might be useful for me. I have no DAW.
Did a quick test.

From drumbot.com
piano chords
Random Progression
minor, 4 chords, 80 bpm, oo_o
Dm, Cm, C#6, F#9
Had to record straight to Audacity. No export function

Drumbot (not the sequence "module")
Country & Folk
Smothness made a 4 bar drum sequence and exported as wav.

This site (drumbot.com) had no "bass function"...
Quick search led me to onlinesequencer.net
Here I made a bass line to the chords in 80bpm.
Here you can only export to mid...
Once again I had to record straight to Audacity.
I want a "bassbot" :-)

Result this loop.
No processing in Audacity.

https://freesound.org/people/gis_sweden/sounds/409940/

[drling0]

A couple of options if you are not using a DAW

Jackbeat - a nice free, cross platform sequencer:

https://bitbucket.org/olivierg/jackbeat/wiki/Home

It is very simple just add the drum samples you want to use.

Another option is to process the drums wav in Audacity (that is what I do). I like to multitrack the drums with different effects on different tracks. Then I fade the tracks in and out. Different effects that I use, include: reverb, compressor, equalizer, drop the pitch by an octave etc etc. These are all things that are easy to co in Audacity.

I hope that this gives you a few ideas

Yours
David

[gis_sweden]

My self I usually use a combination of VST-host and Audacity if I want to use a computer for music creation.
This VST-Host http://www.vst4free.com/free_vst.php...VSTHost&id=898
Small, simple and free. I only use free VSTs (don't have that many).
I only use them for this sites dare contests :-)
Nice to have some online options where I can create samples/loops.