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From:
Mark Kolmar
To:
Andrew Cowper
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Date:
Thu, 30 May 1996 16:39:17 -0500 (CDT)
Subject:
Re: (idm) Amen breaks and Stuff.
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quoted 2 lines Does anyone ever make their own breaks using single shot sounds> Does anyone ever make their own breaks using single shot sounds > out of a drum machine? Me and a mate sometimes get together and make tunes,
quoted 3 lines So do any obsessives actually do> So do any obsessives actually do > this, or do they all work by sampling and rearranging existing breaks? > Anyone know/got any thoughts?
You can cut and paste MIDI data. Depending on how your sequencer works, you might be able to put together a few short sequences which are in themselves not a continuous beat, but can be layered together to create different beats from different combinations. You can even process the audio to add grit and grime. I've never sampled a snippet of drumming any longer than about a second or two. To some extent I keep myself ignorant of jungle and d'n'b, so that only the -idea- of jungle and d'n'b influences me, not others' work. --Mark Kolmar