Song structure categorization (intro, verse, chorus, bridge, fills, etc. Welcome to a collection of MIDI with crazy amounts of what ultimately counts the most in the end, complex or not: groove and feel.ĭrum grooves and fills inspired by progressive jazz, rock and fusionĤ/4, 6/8 and 7/8 in straight and/or swing feel with tempos ranging from 85 BPM to 140 BPM
“For the majority of the material, I drew inspiration from my own internal groove pool I’ve developed over the years, but of course drummers such as Dave Weckl, Vinnie Colaiuta, Gavin Harrison, Simon Phillips and, without a doubt, the inimitable king of linear grooves, Carter Beauford, are major influences,” says Luke.Įxpect paradiddle-ridden train beats, busy backbeats, syncopated triplet and straight feels, shuffles and much more – great for anything from fusion-tinged rock, jazz and funk to beat-driven hard rock and even progressive metal. In this one, he continues further down the fusion path and hones in completely on grooves and fills based around the linear philosophy. The Linear Fusion MIDI pack is the fourth title in Luke Oswald’s fusion-inspired drum MIDI series. It gives you an amazing vocabulary to draw from and a great way to ensure your material stays diverse, interesting and unique,” says drummer Luke Oswald. “As a drummer, there are endless ways of combining linear patterns and rudiments in grooves. Tower Of Power, Acoustic Alchemy, Dave Grusin, David Sanborn, Larry. As such, it requires its fair share of artistry to master – especially when applied in the already profoundly complex cosmos of syncopations, rudiments, paradiddles and subdivisions that serve as the pillars of fusion. Our collection of MIDI Files, Custom Files and Backing Tracks from Dave Weckl Band. To the bare ear, nothing but a coherent and lavishly mesmerizing groove, but to the drummer: a true limb buster and a multitasking exercise deluxe. Linear drumming is the art of performing a pattern where no two voices of the kit play at the same time.
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