However, I would recommend at least one bass drum ‘kick’ on beat 1. To add the snare drum on beats 2 and 4, you choose a new line in the tablature and press ’38’ on the 3rd and the 7th eighth note.Īs said before, you can be more creative with the bass drum. To fill the measure up with Hi-Hat beats, you simply choose any line you wish in the tablature and press the numbers ’42’ (code for Hi-Hat) on every beat, until every eighth note of the measure is filled up with Hi-Hat beats. The tablature will be filled out with eighth note rests now. To write down eighth notes in TuxGuitar, you click on the eighth note symbol on your dashboard on the left:
For this example I am using eighth notes. Composing your drum trackĬonsidering the advice above, you would start to type in the steady Hi-Hat in eight or quarter notes. Other than the snare drum, the bass drum is used more freely, but usually you hit it on beat 1 and somewhere in between beats 2 and 4, for most songs. This is the tom that is standing on the floor right in front of him, which he his hitting with a foot pedal. The third instrument he is always using when playing beats, is the bass drum. On beats 2 and 4 (in a 4/4 measure) he will most likely hit his snare drum, at least that’s the way that you hear drummers play in most of the songs you hear on radio and on most rock tunes. When a drummer is playing a beat, usually he is using cymbals (like the Hi-Hat) to play a steady stream of eight or quarter notes. Since we want to program a drum track, you double click on the ‘Steel String Guitar’ and Select the instrument ‘DrumKit’ in the window that will pop up. The default instrument is a Steel String Guitar. Once you have downloaded and installed this program please open it and you will see on the bottom of the page the name of the track and the instrument: You can also use Guitar Pro which has similar functions, but for right now I’m going to stick with TuxGuitar, because you can use it for free. I will help you to set up your own drum tracks with the program TuxGuitar. You’ll be able to use these drum parts to create your backtracks, set up your workout sessions or try new things on your own songs.Creating your own drum tracks even if you can’t play drumsĭo you want to create your own drum tracks, but you can’t actually play drums? If you are in this situation you’re in the right place here.
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