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In this video I break down the absolute basics of a trap drum beat in Logic Pro X. For this tutorial I'll be using Ultrabeat, a Logic Pro X native drum synthesizer to show you how to make basic trap drum patterns using 3rd party samples. I'll go over how to get started with Ultrabeat, where to place certain drums on the sequencer, and how to export your drum loops so they're ready to use at any time. Although I used LPX for this tutorial, the principles involved can be applied to any DAW like FL Studio, Ableton Live, Pro Tools, Reason, etc. Let's get into the basics of trap drum patterns and how they are made, Enjoy!
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