How do i go about Sequencing some "Hardcore" sounding drums?

[Estondo]

i've been through a lot of suggested threads when i search it, and nothing usefull is showing up. I've been working at this shit for days now and to no avail, does anybody have any suggestions / tips, they would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and for an artist to refer to, im looking for some Nit GriT sounding drums, not the samples, but the sequencing.

[Shum]

Imitate Nit Grit's patterns yourself?

[Estondo]

Tried that

[wub]

I've had a listen to a couple of Nit Grit tunes (12 Guage, for example) and there isn't really anything spectacularly different going on. Get yourself an audio editor like Audacity and sample a 4 bar opening drum beat from one of the tunes you like.

Slow it right now in Audacity by adjusting the speed down to 50% or so, then watch the waveform as it plays and you'll be able to 'see' where each hit takes place.

Should give you a better idea of what goes where. Once you're happy, try it with a different tune; compare and contrast any similarities in the drum programming and it should give you any basic guidelines that the artist sticks to when doing their programming.

[Estondo]

thank you, i'll give that a go.

[Filthzilla]

Tried that

Then what else can you do?? If you can't replicate his patterns by recreating them how do you expect to imitate them?

[Big Freq]

dude can you please put what program you use next time you post a question like this it makes a BIG difference in the answer you get.

if you use ableton you can easily import the song you want throw a loop on whatever drum part you like... open a drumkit, start a midi clip, tap out the beat yourself while the song plays and quantize that bitch.

presto.