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hell yeah man! I'm all percussion too electro to drill-core to avant-garde, doesn't matter have been moving towards more overtly-dynamic styles of synthetic percussion started producing on Reason about when the Jungle Warfare Refill came out (didn't know ZeroG did a sound/sample set for it, was great fun though) but moved on to full sequencers and hardware a few months later Now I've really tried to wrap my whole production flow around Machinedrum (did a few machinedrum vs machinedrum battle shows a few years back with my buddy audiences loved it, the MD will blow a PA to the floor) like to think of myself as a MD Jedi =) After seeing Autechre do their show last month with just a MD and MPC1000, and rock the house with MD sounds i throw away regularly - have been really inspired to push further it somehow validated my work, like now that Autechre is doing what i've been doing for so long, i actually think of what i do as "music", not just some niched esoteric hobby Running Sequencers: SX2 and Live 4 (Live is tops for break edit sequencing) Samplers: Kontakt 2, Intakt, and Battery 2 (with Trigger Finger controller) Synthetics: Absynth 3 and FM7 (sold the G2 keys and looking to move heavy into Z3ta+) and Reaktor 4 for processing and bizzarro sequencing But its mostly focused around Machinedrum work Sounds like you and I do similar work would love to hear some of your stuff (i never get to finish anything either - heavy exam schedules) but it would be cool to hear what direction you're going anyway, its good to hear from fellow percussionists respect On 6/9/05, n3wjack <n3wjack@gmail.com> wrote:

quoted 66 lines Refill? So I'm guessing you use Reason to produce? :)

> > Refill? So I'm guessing you use Reason to produce? :) > > I'm a Buzz tracker myself, it's free, and it's modular approach is > just the way I feel like working. > What kind of music do you produce btw? > I'm into anything that's beat-centered myself, ranging from > electro-techno to jungle-dnb-breakcore. > I hardly manage to finish tunes though, so I don't have a lot online > to check out (yet!) :) > > see ya, > NJ > > On 6/8/05, kenny ***** <kenny****@gmail.com> wrote: > > Awesome! > > > > thanks man > > here's a nice crisp one I picked up > > It'll go a long way in a good sampler > > > > PS; wasn't Jungle Warfare fun as hell > > I used to love that Refill > > > > > > > > On 6/7/05, n3wjack <n3wjack@gmail.com> wrote: > > > here you go, > > > > > > I zipped some amens for ya, one I got from the dogsonacid.com<http://dogsonacid.com>forum > > > (lots of dnb breaks to be found in the Grid forum there), and some I > > > got from the Jungle Warfair sample CD's I downloaded somewhere a long > > > time ago, > > > > > > I threw in a sample of the firefight break as well, which is basically > > > a modified amen, which sounds even phatter :) > > > > > > ez, > > > NJ > > > > > > > > > On 6/7/05, kenny ***** < kenny****@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > man that would be great! > > > > never pulled samples from the net > > > > > > > > if you already have them on your drive > > > > shoot some my way > > > > I'd be appreciative > > > > > > > > > > > > >>> > > > > there are plenty of clean Amens to find on the net, no need to > sample > > > > yourself :) > > > > > > > > I have a few different copies around, if you want I can email them? > > > > > > > -- > "progress doesn't come from early risers > progress is made by lazy men looking for easier ways to do things" > > http://n3wjack.blogspot.com > http://www.jungletrain.net - 24/7 dnb radio station >