Original Message 1/6                 Date: 03-Jun-00  @  11:04 PM   -   How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

novice

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Please bear with me, when I listen to dnb artists like photek I hear this beat shuffling and i can't reproduce it by just putting 3 beats in consecutive order. Now is that just a live sampled sound or can you actually reproduce it using the the old box grid??

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Message 2/6                 Date: 04-Jun-00  @  06:51 PM   -   RE: How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

pho(ny)tek

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DELAY!!!!!!!

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Message 3/6                 Date: 05-Jun-00  @  04:16 PM   -   RE: How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

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You can but it's tough, it's way easier to sample
your beat and cut it up and stuff. then resample it
and mess with triggering options

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Message 4/6                 Date: 05-Jun-00  @  05:07 PM   -   RE: How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

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sometimes producers just lift the shuffles off breaks and stick it in their own programmed beats. If u dont wanna do that, then program in the 3 beats and mess with the timing slightly and play around with the velocity so it swings some. Also, a lot of the time in tracks when u think you`re hearing 3 snares, its actually a quiet kick with a snare either side which shuffles much nicer.



























Just experiment anyway, concentrate on enjoying it, and it`ll all slot into place in no time matey.

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Message 5/6                 Date: 09-Jun-00  @  07:08 AM   -   RE: How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

JAWA

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No its not that hard with delay, just a simpleyet rhythmic two tap jobbie will do the trick, trust me......

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Message 6/6                 Date: 12-Jun-00  @  10:32 AM   -   RE: How do I shuffle/stuttering effect?

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I Think this is the basic drum-patern.
Just shift the secund and third basskick,make it lazy
in timing.A very lazy timing gives you a nice
groove!!!!!!!!
Or replace these hits with a ghost-snare sound.
Very important: use different volumes/velocities.

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