Luke Combs
Notes:
- This song was crafted by @Scottchacha. The Intro has the main body of the song (starts with a single tap), According to Scott, “Part 1 is a backup loop (with two fills) so that in case you make a mistake while playing and need to recover, you can do so by a quick pause and unpause on the next “1 beat.” The backup loop will keep the song going.”
- Pretty slick as the song works with both the BB1 and BB2 pedals and you can use different default and Boutique (within reason) drum sets. I tried it with the Modern and the Standard Custom HD sets. Give it a try with the Retro Wave Var 1 kit,.
- Count-in included
- What’s provided: Link to Youtube video, 1 song and the cheat sheet
- See updated links at bottom of this post for tips, techniques and procedures (TTP)
- Music is art, it’s interpretive. So right or wrong, good or bad does not exist. No warranty implied or specified.
Song version_________Suggested kit
v1 DOP______________Standard
Where The Wild Things Are - Luke Combs.zip (31.4 KB)
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If you like Scott’s contribution, please thank him 
Helpful Links (Tips, Techniques and Procedures)—links are embedded in the blue text
- BeatBuddy Manager Online (BBMO) Printer Friendly Manual
- Guide to BBMO acronyms
- How to use the Song Matcher Tool to find a beat for your song
- Several resources of beat settings for songs
- How to find drum sets on this forum
- BeatBuddy (BB) MIDI commands BeatBuddy MIDI Commands
- Link to several MIDI maps MIDI Maps 2018-02-25 - Various
- Easier folder and song navigation on the BeatBuddy (BB) pedal Suggested Remote Foot Switch Settings
- Print your project contents: Print your BeatBuddy Library
BBFF - Convert GarageBand .aiff files to MIDI: How to make drum kit from this midi file - #6 by persist
- Here’s the search results for the songs I’ve posted to the forum: Click on the blue text: persist’s songs
- My tutorial for building songs for the BeatBuddy: Reaper tutorial for transcribing MIDI source file for the BeatBuddy