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Genre-Based Styles
Genre
Style Knob
Position
Time
Signature
Feel Style Description
Rock 1 4/4 Even 16ths
Classic rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 60-110. Bass similar to rock style
#2 but slightly more spacious. Classic rock
drums, with hats changing to cymbals and
busier kick in the high intensity section.
Rock 2 4/4 Even 16ths
Driving British rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 80-130. Bass sitting on root, with
occasional 5th or octave jump. Hard rock
drums with hats changing to cymbals in the
high intensity section.
Rock 3 4/4 Even 16ths
Easy listening rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 110-160. Simple bass rhythm
locked on root of chord. Standard rock
drums with hats changing to cymbals in the
high intensity section.
Rock 4 4/4 Even 16ths
Uplifting rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 100-150. Driving bass on 16th
notes. Driving rock beat with 4/4 kick and
grooving hi-hat in the normal intensity
section and more intense snare in the high
intensity section.
Rock 5 4/4 Even 16ths
Funky blues rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 110-150. Driving 16ths bass line
with no complex transitions. Drums have a
driving rock beat with percussion, toms and
more cowbell featured in the high intensity
section.
Rock 6 4/4 Even 16ths
Northern rock. Sounds best at tempos
between 65-110. Bass sounding octaves
with short walking transitions between
chords. Big rock drums with loose open hat
and snare in the normal intensity section
going to cymbal and snare in the high
intensity section.
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