Rhythm Section Programming Course | Tokyo
- →Think like a drummer. Make realistic drum patterns and fills
- →Make your guitar and bass parts more musical
- →Learn how top session musicians approach their instruments
- →Master the rhythm section: the building blocks of your beat
Rhythm Section Programming
- →Master the rhythm section: the building blocks of your beat
- →Think like a drummer. Make realistic drum patterns and fills
- →Make your guitar and bass parts more musical
- →Learn how top session musicians approach their instruments
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“It was really useful to fully understand the principles after all this time. I highly recommend Garnish”
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18 hours, available in-person or Live Online.
Realistic drum patterns and fills, more musical guitar and bass parts, session musician technique, and rhythm section fundamentals.
To make your programmed rhythm parts sound authentic instead of robotic.
No - the techniques apply regardless of your own instrument background.
18 Hours | In-Person: ¥200,000 | Live Online also available
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