“FPC 5 Kick” or “Hip_Kick,” whichever one you left empty. Make sure the duration, pitch, and placement of these sound repetitions match what you see above.Īfter adding the above composition to either kick, copy it and paste it to the Piano Roll of the other kick. Go to the Piano Roll of either one (doesn’t matter) and add this. The two kicks in this Channel Rack are “FPC 5 Kick” and the “Hip_Kick.” * Packs > Legacy > Drums > HipHop > HIP_Snare_4 * Packs > Legacy > Drums > RealDrumkits > RD_Hat_5 * Packs > Legacy > Drums > HipHop > Hip_Hat_5 * Packs > Legacy > Drums > HipHop > Hip_Kick

To make a good enough drum track to match up with “Still D.R.E,” use these built-in sounds in your “packs” directory. Do this by selecting the “Master” track on the Mixing Board and either a) clicking the green dot to the right of the “Fruity Limiter” slot to silence it, or b) left-clicking “Fruity Limiter” in the Slot window and selecting “none” in the opening window. It’s called “Fruity Limiter.” If you have this effect on the master audio of your project, disable it. Usually, FL Studio 12 contains a default master audio setting with each new project you open. Set that tempo by scrolling down on the tiny tempo window on top of your FL Studio 12 screen. The tempo to “Still D.R.E” is approximately 93 beats per minute. If you follow this article’s instructions correctly, your beat will still sound cool! Even cooler with the melody!ġ CHANGE THE TEMPO, GET RID OF “FRUITY LIMITER” Please note that this section of the article contains instructions on how to produce the drums for “Still D.R.E.” The melody is in the next article.Īlso keep in mind that the drums and melody you’ll be producing from this article and the next won’t sound identical to the original Dr. Dre’s classic “ Still D.R.E” in FL Studio 12. In a series of beat breakdowns and tutorials, I will be showing you, with this article, how to produce Dr.

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