my 1st 85bpm Track

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my 1st 85bpm Track

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I know that you guys know that i normally am a bit faster on my beats but give it a listen on my MySpace...listen to the sounds of the MC-909...it´s a sorta jazzy funk track...well decide 4 urself what genre u wanna call it :wink:

construktive critisizm is gladly read :idea: :twisted:
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stay funked remember me some uk garage. what's your equipement?
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Post by hurlingdervish »

great chord progression.
909 would make a great dnb track if you double timed the drums
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keepin it on the funky side ...hmmm my equitment is a MC-909, MC-505, Yamaha RS7000 and a cheap Midi keyboard thats hooked up to the 909,,,guess that sums it up :D

Well the MC-505 is actually more just a "dust collecter"...is gonna be sold in a few days
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Post by 5ch0k0 »

hurlingdervish wrote:great chord progression.
909 would make a great dnb track if you double timed the drums
yeah tried that out already too...sounds very wicked indeed
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That's one of the best tracks i've heard on here :)
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id call it smooth jazz lol
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