[dnb-prod] RE: dont smack yur pitch please

[Josh Steiner]

in fact, i'd argue that the art of writing drum'n'bass these days is 95% 
about trying to put a personal spin on a *well* defined set of norms.  
its kind of like the blues, people have been playing the same damned 12 
bar progression for 100+ years now, but individual artists can come into 
that restrictive format and do something truely inspired.

besides, fucking around with the amen is just too much fun to waste your 
energy worrying about how its so played out :)

Daniel Norman wrote:

Hehe, I was going to write something similar, but you beat me too it 8)
 
At this stage in the game, most stuff has been done before... doesn't 
mean i don;t want to know how to do it and use it in my own way....

    -----Original Message-----
    *From:* Trust [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
    *Sent:* 16 September 2003 09:40
    *To:* Drum & Bass Arena Discussion List
    *Subject:* [dnb-prod] RE: dont smack yur pitch please
    Yeah, and dont use any breakbeats.  I mean c'mon breakbeats have
    been used millions of times already!   And strings are way played
    out.  Dont get me started on basslines!
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