the common breaks

where do you get the common breaks ("funky drummer," "think," "apache")

does everyone just record them to .wav from the original records or is there a repository

ty Adjective

Yeah, thanks too. Really hard to find decent quality wavs on the internet so I'll check these out.

check this link too, amen, lyn collins, lots of james brown, etc. etc. uncompressed sampled from CD & vinyl

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread.php?t...mp;pagenumber=1

also: www.junglebreaks.co.uk

lots of .wavs on there in a long list with a short description.

Great links, especially the first one.

Yea that first link is a nice collection.

EXCELLENT

amen, brother!

  Adjective said:

http://www.rah.gq.nu/bourbon/breaks1.html

a lot of these are actually cut impractically

I found a shitload on a grime forum, lol

  tht! tne said:

  Adjective said:

http://www.rah.gq.nu/bourbon/breaks1.html

 

a lot of these are actually cut impractically

yeah, like lyn collins "think". i like it that way, i'm a bit of a control freak

  Velazquez said:

I found a shitload on a grime forum, lol

You may lol but those grime producers are really into their samples! There's a massive sense of paranoia around sending tracks out incase people steal their beats or whatever, I've seen tons of "DO NOT SEND THIS SHIT OUT" warnings on really good tracks purely because they don't want to be ripped off. It did occur to me the other day that in electronic music everyone samples each other and couldn't care less.

  Josso said:

  Velazquez said:

I found a shitload on a grime forum, lol

 

You may lol but those grime producers are really into their samples! There's a massive sense of paranoia around sending tracks out incase people steal their beats or whatever, I've seen tons of "DO NOT SEND THIS SHIT OUT" warnings on really good tracks purely because they don't want to be ripped off. It did occur to me the other day that in electronic music everyone samples each other and couldn't care less.

this happens in all crate-digging genres. i always find it to be a bit lame - 'oh no! someone might make a better track than me with the same break!' i prefer everyone to have everything and it's what you do with it that counts rather than being the one to find a good break and keeping it to yourself.

I added the lol, because it's the last place I thought I'd find such a vast resource.

My advice: get into Grime, you'll understand the bizarre culture it is hidden away in the depths of electronic music like electronic music.

here you go, hundreds of common breaks.

http://rapidshare.com/files/62843774/breaks_REX.zip

  tht! tne said:

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