Free 16th Shaker and Tamb Loop

Originally Posted here by Dale Baker on November 10, 2009

Today I have two loops for you.  These are a bit basic compared to my other ones, but they are still chock full of layered percussion goodness as well.  My intent with today's loop was to create a somewhat basic 16th note shaker pulse, albeit with some character so as not to get too pedantic. I recorded through my Rode NT4 Stereo Mic, and the loops consist of:

• LP Rhythmix Egg Shaker with LP Rhythmix Conga Shaker (played at the same time in one hand)
• A pair of Vic Firth "Puilis" (by Emil Richards) provide the back beat
• And my jingle crunch shaker thingy (a mix of jingle bells, tambourine jingles and LP One Shots) that I sometimes will mount on my hi-hat provides the half-time "crunch" on beat 3

If you care to have each of the above elements separately, just drop me a line with the subject heading "Loop of the Day Nov. 10th" and I'll email you the separate elements as soon as I can! 

The tempo is at 100 bpm and there is a bit of a quarter note pulse from the shakers.

So without further adieu, I present the following:

Loop of the Day for Nov. 10 ("back beat" on 2 and 4)

Loop of the Day for Nov. 10 (Half-Time Feel)

Originally Posted here by Dale Baker on November 10, 2009

Today I have two loops for you.  These are a bit basic compared to my other ones, but they are still chock full of layered percussion goodness as well.  My intent with today's loop was to create a somewhat basic 16th note shaker pulse, albeit with some character so as not to get too pedantic. I recorded through my Rode NT4 Stereo Mic, and the loops consist of:

• LP Rhythmix Egg Shaker with LP Rhythmix Conga Shaker (played at the same time in one hand)
• A pair of Vic Firth "Puilis" (by Emil Richards) provide the back beat
• And my jingle crunch shaker thingy (a mix of jingle bells, tambourine jingles and LP One Shots) that I sometimes will mount on my hi-hat provides the half-time "crunch" on beat 3

If you care to have each of the above elements separately, just drop me a line with the subject heading "Loop of the Day Nov. 10th" and I'll email you the separate elements as soon as I can! 

The tempo is at 100 bpm and there is a bit of a quarter note pulse from the shakers.

So without further adieu, I present the following:

Loop of the Day for Nov. 10 ("back beat" on 2 and 4)

Loop of the Day for Nov. 10 (Half-Time Feel)