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There are times when you may want to lock-in exactly...would be good practice, IMO-
Get a drum book
Program like a Clyde Stubblefield
Attempt to exactly match what he does on the kick
Then-
Attempt the kick drum pattern again...this time moving the bass' part by an 1/8th note. This displacing the bass vs. the kick. If the kick drum starts on the "1", the bass starts playing the the "& of 1".
Then-
Using the same beat, attempt to play only the snare pattern. This puts the bass in the backbeat & plays off of the kick drum.
Just food for thought...there's plenty more to follow, I'm sure.
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