to see how and where each hit is placed. having no knolwdge of jazz theory it's pretty hard and frustrating and eventually boring to try guessing. someone mentioned groovemonkey but it seems the site is in maintenance and i can't see any midi files for download. i've tried googling but it didn't turn out qany relevant results.
thx
i need jazz drums midi files
Re: i need jazz drums midi files
Why not read up and listen to good jazz instead? Why do you want to create jazz-influenced music without knowing the first thing about it?lightshy wrote:to see how and where each hit is placed. having no knolwdge of jazz theory it's pretty hard and frustrating and eventually boring to try guessing. someone mentioned groovemonkey but it seems the site is in maintenance and i can't see any midi files for download. i've tried googling but it didn't turn out qany relevant results.
thx
Re: i need jazz drums midi files
i've been doing that for a while now...krank wrote:Why not read up and listen to good jazz instead?
Re: i need jazz drums midi files
Sorry if I came off harsh there. Found this page http://www.petethomas.co.uk/jazz-drum-parts.html. Although not midi-related, it might be useful.lightshy wrote:i've been doing that for a while now...krank wrote:Why not read up and listen to good jazz instead?
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