I have not listened to almost any Jungle or Drum'n'Bass. I'm not familiar
with the much-loved Plug 1 & 2. But I do understand the general idea. Is
it common for programmers to cut up and break and paste it back together
to make one new beat? Or do the programmers generally slice things up and
piece them back together in numerous combinations?
I often do the latter (though not really in a d'n'b context), however the
most common complaint from others is the tracks are too complex and hard
to follow with the beats and everything changing and shifting around all
the time.
--Mark Kolmar
On Thu, 30 May 1996, Sugatis & Co wrote:
quoted 7 lines Which break is the "amen" break? I know about 3 breaks which keep> >>Which break is the "amen" break? I know about 3 breaks which keep
> >>turning up over and over and over and between them make up over half
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> a very "characteristic" snare as mentioned, and sounds like the same basic
> break (though cut up differently) as found in countless other d&b records.
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