You can get some lush sunsets round London sometimes. The train one was fun, and the rooftop one was cool because of the time of day. I just wanted to have something interesting in each session, just different and pleasant or somewhere I passed by a lot in London. They were made around some of the coldest times of year too and the will of myself and that of the cameraman didn’t hold out to laborious sessions, so I made them as quick as I could. They weren’t all rigidly rehearsed, mostly I just familiarised myself fully with my pad arrangement and got a rough idea ready, and then just powered through. I really wanted to make some battery powered pad-tapping performances where I wasn’t bound by plugs and mains outlets, just me outside with a battery powered sampler and a recorder. Can you give a bit of insight into what inspired this series and the eclectic locations? Each episode sees you finger drumming in a different location including a schoolyard, train and even a rooftop. On your Youtube Channel you have a series of Finger Drumming videos called the ‘Bag Lunch’ Sessions. This week were able to ask Buddy a few questions about some tracks that have inspired him through out the years, and also delve into his creative process when it comes to production and DJing. Starting out as a DJ back in 1993, Buddy Peace has naturally progressed into the realms of beat making and production. Known for his attention to detail and his ‘collage like’ offerings, Buddy continues to push musical boundaries. Stay tuned!Īnd of course, the post title is a reference to indisputably one of the greatest album covers ever produced: The advanced version of this lesson will have you all over the controller, running the bass, drums, and multiple leads.Ī bunch has gone in the last couple of weeks, including updated pad lighting for devices, end-of-lesson recommendations have been tweaked to better target where in the grades you’re playing, levelling & progress has been changed slightly to give you a better idea of how you’re progressing, and playing in Practice Mode now counts towards your daily practice goal time!Ĭoming tomorrow There will be a post here on the blog, and across all of our social channels. A rolling, up-tempo break with plenty of hat-clamps, this one requires fast (and accurate) fingers, and has been one of the most popular lessons since release.Ī massive lesson from our friends at Beat Drop, based on their hit sample pack. The master makes his return with his second Melodics lesson “Desert Burner”. Starting easy, and building up to a total playthrough of the track, including frantic Hi Hats and sneaky triplet fills, this lesson is super fun and very challenging to play.Ĭheck the boys themselves perfecting the advanced version of the lesson □ Let’s get it.Īlready huge in the French Bass Music community and on YouTube, Cat-masked producers Tha Trickaz were kind enough to bless us with a suite of lessons covering their absolute monster tune “Bless that”. The music you love is coming to Melodics.Īpologies for the radio silence on the blog! The last half of May & the beginning of June have been bananas for us here at Melodics HQ, and we have a whooooole lot to share with you.How songs make learning music better, faster, stronger.
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