'Spanish Eyes', 'Quando Quando', and 'Never on a Sunday'. You'll want to play a 'walking bass line' with this beat.Ĭha Cha (Latin) A Cha Cha (Latin) beat (110 BPM).
Typical songs might be 'Satin Doll', 'All of Me', and 'Big Band' jitterbugs of the 1930's and 1940's such as songs by Glenn Miller,īenny Goodman, etc. Typical songs might be 'The Great Pretender', 'Unchained Melody',īig Band Swing A swing beat that would be appropriate for uptempo (130 BPM) You have a GM sound module, then just playback the MIDI file as is.ġ950's Ballad A swing (ie, triplet-based) ballad beat that would beĪppropriate for slow (76 BPM) standards of the 1930's, 1940's, and especiallyġ950's. Notes on channel 10, and note/drum assignments are per General MIDI. In accordance with General MIDI standard, all tracks play The file, I've placed each drum sound (ie, kick, snare, cymbal, etc) upon Rhythmic backup for any tune in that style.
What a gigging drummer would play, for a realistic performance that hasĮnough variation to sound human, but is subdued enough to provide suitable I made myself, and I've strived to create arrangements that are typical of In a particular style (for example, Shuffle). Each MIDI file (Type 1)Ĭontains an entire drum arrangement (ie, intro, verses, choruses, with appropriate fills) The following files consist only of drum beats.
