BATTERY: Drum Programming and Sampling
2h 2mAdvanced2015-07-17
Authors

Evan Sutton
Music Producer, Engineer, Composer, and Sound Programmer
Course details
BATTERY is the cutting-edge drum and percussion sampler from Native Instruments that lets you create awesome beats and explore new sounds. In this course, Evan Sutton covers everything you need to know about drum programming and sampling with the app, from developing beats with BATTERY's factory kits to customizing its library to fit your sound. He'll show how to use different control surfaces and adjust the way BATTERY reacts to incoming MIDI and knobs. He'll also help you experiment with modulation, audio effects, loops, and sidechaining and help you save your patches for use in DAWs like Logic Pro and Ableton Live.
Learning objectives
Playing and editing factory kits
Importing and playing raw audio
Customizing MIDI settings and macros
Modifying samples using alternate playback modes
Vintage drum machine emulation
Signal routing for optimal mixing
Saving and archiving kits and sounds
Learning objectives
Playing and editing factory kits
Importing and playing raw audio
Customizing MIDI settings and macros
Modifying samples using alternate playback modes
Vintage drum machine emulation
Signal routing for optimal mixing
Saving and archiving kits and sounds
Skills covered
BatteryVirtual InstrumentsNative InstrumentsMusic LessonsAudio and MusicDeep Dive (X:Y)
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Welcome
- 02 - What you should know before watching this course
- 03 - Using the exercise files
1. Drum Programming with Battery
- 04 - Basic layout and playing factory kits
- 05 - Moving, previewing, and replacing sounds
- 06 - Building a kit from scratch and importing raw audio
- 07 - MIDI Learn and keyboard tracking
- 08 - Basic cell settings
- 09 - Alternate sampler engines and tuning
- 10 - MIDI setup and voice groups
- 11 - Cycle random and round robin
- 12 - Audio FX
- 13 - Advanced modulation
- 14 - Cell rendering
- 15 - Sample editing and looping
- 16 - Loop playback and slicing
- 17 - Controller routing and automation
- 18 - Master processing and FX
- 19 - Bussing and stemming in Logic Pro
- 20 - Bussing and stemming in Ableton Live
- 21 - Saving and exporting
Conclusion
- 22 - Next steps