Basically as non-repetitive as possible, I don't know if breakbeat is the right genre that I am tryin tae describe but yeah, any advice?
P.s. Being on this in work with very little do makes you feel like a wee post whore
Drum 'n' Bass Production
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Wavelength
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Drum 'n' Bass Production
Does anyone here do it? I used to listen to Drum and Bass whilst i owned nooblets on CS: S and it sunk in. I am focusing mainly on Hardstyle but I want to make some of the Drum and Bass that I like but can't find!
Basically as non-repetitive as possible, I don't know if breakbeat is the right genre that I am tryin tae describe but yeah, any advice?
P.s. Being on this in work with very little do makes you feel like a wee post whore
Basically as non-repetitive as possible, I don't know if breakbeat is the right genre that I am tryin tae describe but yeah, any advice?
P.s. Being on this in work with very little do makes you feel like a wee post whore
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LiamChristopherShenk
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Not here to try to promote my own stuff on your thread, but I make some Liquid DnB on my free time when I have no inspiration to make hardstyle. It's a lot of fun and it less sound design-intensive.
The structure of Drum and Bass is really easy, youtube is full of tutorials for basses, melodies, etc.
The structure of Drum and Bass is really easy, youtube is full of tutorials for basses, melodies, etc.