I have absolutely no clue about the technique you describe, but love the bass supporting the initial sine melody. It really kicks off super nicely.

Sorry to hear about data loss. I have a very scatterbrained backup solution myself, so I am very vulnerable to a similar situation Maybe I should go over my stuff this week.

I have absolutely no clue about the technique you describe, but love the bass supporting the initial sine melody. It really kicks off super nicely. Sorry to hear about data loss. I have a very scatterbrained backup solution myself, so I am very vulnerable to a similar situation :( Maybe I should go over my stuff this week.

First off: Those bass hits are intense

This sounds awesome, but I don't know what this is.  Did the DJs use two copies of the same disc and cue different points in the same track?

In any case, I'm interested to learn more about this technique and the M8 auto-chopper.   

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO that was in the data that got wiped during your rsync disaster?  I really hope those projects were still on your SD card

If it helps: I still have the song bundles for El Soul and Your Island.

First off: Those bass hits are [i]intense[/i] :cool: [quote=noggin]inspired by the way DJs (specifically Screw) would cut up doubles of the same record[/quote] This sounds awesome, but I don't know what this is. Did the DJs use two copies of the same disc and cue different points in the same track? In any case, I'm interested to learn more about this technique and the M8 auto-chopper. [quote=noggin]And one last notable update from my week... I installed some software somebody sent me for work and it wiped my entire documents folder [b](including every weekly beats related project for the year)[/b][/quote] NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO [i]that[/i] was in the data that got wiped during your rsync disaster? I really hope those projects were still on your SD card :( If it helps: I still have the song bundles for [url=https://weeklybeats.com/noggin/music/el-soul]El Soul[/url] and [url=https://weeklybeats.com/noggin/music/your-island]Your Island[/url].

Yea - one is basically running ahead a beat and you cut between them. Of course you can also throw in brakes and loops for variation.

Yea I have the mp3 of course via the WB site and the m8 actually really did bail me out a little here... some of the stuff I had worked hardest on, I had just copied over to the m8 before this happened.
Every day though I'm finding something new that I realize is gone ... none of the file recovery software is really helping. Only one thing I'm really bummed about (a friends personal project) - the rest is just irritating.

[quote=ineff]This sounds awesome, but I don't know what this is. Did the DJs use two copies of the same disc and cue different points in the same track?[/quote]Yea - one is basically running ahead a beat and you cut between them. Of course you can also throw in brakes and loops for variation. [quote=ineff][i]that[/i] was in the data that got wiped during your rsync disaster? I really hope those projects were still on your SD card :([/quote]Yea I have the mp3 of course via the WB site and the m8 actually really did bail me out a little here... some of the stuff I had worked hardest on, I had just copied over to the m8 before this happened. Every day though I'm finding something new that I realize is gone ... none of the file recovery software is really helping. Only one thing I'm really bummed about (a friends personal project) - the rest is just irritating.

oh this was a sad story & a good reminder - catchy chip chops!

[img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2F361v044ghcIM0%2Fgiphy.gif&f=1&nofb=1[/img] oh this was a sad story & a good reminder - catchy chip chops!

Really liking the repeats (and that slowdown-everything midway through the third minute). I'll holla about the technique, I really like both the original (considered that also for the remix), but the chopped'n'screwed version delights.

Really liking the repeats (and that slowdown-everything midway through the third minute). I'll holla about the technique, I really like both the original (considered that also for the remix), but the chopped'n'screwed version delights.