A video about how to make the electronic music genre "jungle" using the MPC ONE, LIVE, & X. I'm giving away my collection of drum breaks for free (they were provided by Music Radar). A lot of my favorite video games (Killer Instinct, Tekken, SF3, etc). It has high energy, distinctive drums, & very diverse song arrangements! Early jungle beats were produced using an AKAI s1000/1100, an Amen break, Amiga computer, and software program called a tracker (stay tuned guys!). Pete Cannon still uses one to this very day. Ironically, many video game composers used tracker programs to produced music in the 16 bit era! Let me know how you feel about this video in the comments. video sources Killer Cuts - It's a Jungle https://youtu.be/DwROq0VMixQ Tekken OST https://youtu.be/-ucTetWA8jk A really dope video about early Jungle feat Pete Cannon https://youtu.be/IDn7ZDcx9w0 Free Drum Breaks for Dnb & Jungle (provided by Music Radar) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1EFPzbdunEjkTZGMZFiLMiKoMaJULAE1c/view?usp=sharing get an MPC ONE here https://imp.i114863.net/d6M0W 0:00 intro & backstory 1:59 adding drum breaks, time stretching, drum programming 101 5:12 copying sequence & adding variations 5:46 chord progression tips 6:08 using 16 levels, changing octaves, bass tips, & note repeat stuff 10:43 adding lofi to gel the mix better 11:29 finished beat (in stereo) 13:39 final thoughts social media links http://djavemcree.net/contact [Contact me here for fastest response!] http://facebook.com/djavemcree http://soundcloud.com/dj-ave-mcree http://twitter.com/avemcree https://www.instagram.com/avemcree/ #Jungle #MPC #AKAI
MPC ONE - How To Make Jungle Tracks[Free Download]
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