Reggae drummers and styles

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gargonknight
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Reggae drummers and styles

Post by gargonknight »

Hi Ralph, you must get asked this a lot as reggae gets a little bit left out. Will you be putting in more reggae drummers and styles in Js 4 like sly and a few others to mention?
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Reggae drummers and styles

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It definitely deserves some more love. Not sure when we can fit that in but let's talk when JS4 is released.
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sonicviz
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In the interim I highly recommend
http://www.keyfax.com/index.php/twiddly-bits-reggae-grooves.html

I used bits of these on
https://soundcloud.com/sonicviz/welcome-to-trumpistan and
https://soundcloud.com/sonicviz/nepotusism

Also if you have Toontrack EZkeys (I just bought the one piano on a sale) they just released http://www.toontrack.com/product/reggae-ezkeys-midi/
gargonknight
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Reggae drummers and styles

Post by gargonknight »

thanks very much guys, look forward to js4 it looks great cant wait to get going with it :D
joker_one
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Post by joker_one »

Ralph [RZ] wrote:It definitely deserves some more love. Not sure when we can fit that in but let's talk when JS4 is released.
Sounds Great. I'm all about the Reggae Roots and Reggae Dub.

(thinking Sly Dunbar)...
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