Dr Drum: How to Use the Ultimate Beat Maker to Make the Ultimate Music Masterpieces

DJs, rockers, and music enthusiasts of all kinds are always looking for the perfect beat. Thanks to the Internet, their search has led to a myriad of beat maker software. The latest, and by far the best, of these is Dr Drum. What makes this the best is its versatility and ease of use. Here is how to get the best beats when using Dr Drum.

Whether you are a professional musician or an amateur beat enthusiast, you will love Dr Drum. Why? Because it is easy to learn, easy to use, and very robust! Snare beats, bass booms, hip hop sounds, "bump, bump, bumps:" it has it all. It has built in drum beats and a "drag and drop" feature to add in your own beats. Add-ons let you add synthesizer, guitar, and other music tracks for full functionality. The bottom line: anything you can imagine, you can compose with Dr Drum.

How does it work? On your own computer, start with your own beat or select one of the pre-set beats. Select the sounds: maybe you want a snare sequence with a high hat accent, for example. Add in custom beats and sounds to round out your composition. You can drop in synthesizer, guitar, horn, or other sounds. Everything saves to a.wav file. You can fine tune and adjust the sound while composing your music. When you need to edit, you can make use of the sixteen track sequencer. It's just about that easy. Most people are able to get their beats ready in 15 minutes. Specific details are included in the directions that come with the software.

How does this all play out? Say you are a club DJ. You could spend thousands of dollars on software, electronic equipment, sequencers, etc., or you could use Dr Drum as an all-in-one solution to create original versions of the music you play for a tiny fraction of that. Customize the music to your audience. Have a melodic ballad you want to turn into the next beat-laden dance floor hit? You will easily do that with Dr Drum.

Be careful, though, because Dr Drum is super addictive. There are so many options to choose from, you won't be able to stop making music. You might even find hours or days slipping by as you build your tracks. Even if you have to join a 12-step program because of it, the original beats you make will be worth it!