Original Message 1/6                 Date: 02-Nov-00  @  01:52 AM   -   Help with old school electro patterns

jrlewis2

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Does anyone know any good old school electro beat patterns? I have been trying to construct my own but I'm not share that I am getting the off beats right. My beat patterns seem to be missing that old school electro feel.

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Message 2/6                 Date: 02-Nov-00  @  07:20 AM   -   RE: Help with old school electro patterns

teemu

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Just use the grid below to give me an example of your typical electro beat and I'll tell you what's wrong with it =)

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Message 3/6                 Date: 02-Nov-00  @  07:34 AM   -   RE: Help with old school electro patterns

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Message 4/6                 Date: 02-Nov-00  @  07:35 AM   -   RE: Help with old school electro patterns

k

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somewhere i've got some old british electro vinyls.. the tracks i hate, you might like 'em... i'll try to find 'em and see whats on 'em beats wise.

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Message 5/6                 Date: 02-Nov-00  @  10:03 AM   -   RE: Help with old school electro patterns

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Open the Muzik folder and DL this 853k QT you're gonna need a new QT player to play it.it is copyrighted.No samples except drum samples i'm vocoding in real time(the only way)
I did these w/ my MPC is this the kind you're lookin for?

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Message 6/6                 Date: 11-Nov-00  @  03:36 AM   -   RE: Help with old school electro patterns

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Try this

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