Free download! Brookes Brothers - Rainman (liquid dnb)

http://www.dogsonacid.com/showthread...hreadid=443352

Check out this tune if you're in to the funky liquid stuff!

[dabbler]

baaaad tune. sounds sick everytime i play it, and is good for getting people off their ass

[Toxxin Ephekt]

Yes, indeed a sick tune, I'm really diggin' Brookes Bros first release on BBK "Mistakes" When I first heard their 1st release, "Blue Light" They did a collaboration with Danny Wheeler on his label W10 Records, I knew these guys had talent.... Their 2nd release on W10 Portal / Desert Island was quality tune. Now they're exclusive to BBK, and they deserve it. Adam F and Fresh prolly had $$$$ in thier eyes when they heard their quality tunes, LOL! haha, =P

[Goodfellow]

Ill track I like it. finally a dnb track that didn't use a drum loop hah.

[dabbler]

? uhhhh they all use drums loops

[Goodfellow]

they all do, and this one didn't (or at least I'm pretty sure) is my point?

[clevich]

how didnt it use a drum loop? ........

[mekim]

loop based music == it uses a drum loop.

[Revolver]

Originally Posted by Goodfellow

they all do, and this one didn't (or at least I'm pretty sure) is my point?

listen guy, the main break is a drum loop....trust.

anyways the track is alright, not too exciting.

[Toxxin Ephekt]

Somebody is pretty confused around here....and it aint me....

[Revolver]

Originally Posted by Toxxin Ephekt

Somebody is pretty confused around here....and it aint me....

sure it is.

zslol.......

[dabbler]

Originally Posted by Goodfellow

they all do, and this one didn't (or at least I'm pretty sure) is my point?

this track used a drum loop. just like all dnb tunes. its not played live thats for sure!

[b0ld]

Every mainstream electronica genre uses loops plain and simple

[Goodfellow]

ugh you guys don't get my point. obviously it used a loop and the guy didn't sit there for 4 minutes hittin out some drums. I'm just sayin it sounded like the dude actually made it original, not just some "dnb drum bpm 110" loop he found in a sample pack. there's a key difference to my ears between a loop you make and a loop you find.

you can agree or not, it's not really a big deal.

[shift]

^I think he means pre-made loops, as opposed to programmed drum parts using single hit samples.

edit: in response to b0ld

[b0ld]

well whether if its a pre-made loop that is not originated or whether if its a bunch of samples programed in sequence. It is a loop that I've heard before and many of heard before. Quite frankly it's a common beat. I think what may be standing out to him is based on the mastering that was done onto the track that makes it nice and clear and such.

[shift]

I haven't even listened to the track... was just saying most electronic music (aside from dnb) uses programmed beats as opposed to premade loops, and while that is technically a loop most people mean pre-made or classic breaks sort of thing when they talk about using drum loops.

[dabbler]

i'm assuming by "pre-made loop" you probably mean "classic break"

The drums are tight I agree! The snare and kick sound very single-hittish to me. I'm pretty sure the prominant drum is synthesized (808?).

I think i can hear a few quiet highpassed loops in the background though.

Here's a similar break I made a while back if anyone wants it. It's made from single hits from an 808 + a few hat+ride loops:

http://www.diversedev.com/sandbox/jt_like_pendulum.wav

[shift]

Originally Posted by dabbler

i'm assuming by "pre-made loop" you probably mean "classic break"

yeah, pretty much.