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Thom B[/i]

There's an awful lot of electronic music which uses samples of 60s and 70s R&B and soul records. Perhaps if Jamstix had more drummers and styles along these lines ...

a_zimuth wrote:Makes everything better!

Addendum: except the next morning, for that there is Ibuprofen.

Actually this is exactly why I am also interested in Jamstix. What I want is electronic sounds married to a 4-4 beat but with constant variations in all other sounds ie as if made by a human. However I find most of the drummers in Jamstix too busy and too locked to a specific rock/funk style. However the percussion section of Jamstix is excellent and would add to techno quite bit. I just wish the drum section was more developed.

Much better statement of my interest than originally posted

I hope this stimulates additional comment and creative ideas shortly. Hopefully the post will still be monitored following your fine clarification

Regards,
Thom B

I've used JS to add some 'humanising' extras to simple EDM loops - dont forget you can alsoroute the MIDI out to other synths to get any sound you like for kit pieces...

I thought this thread might be a good place to ask what Euclid and Sophistica AI expansions are for.

When I first looked at them I thought they might be for making 2 bar EDM type beats. Are they just more advanced AI? It would be great to get more explanation.

Returning to update:

Got the rundown on Euclidean Rythms here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwigqSwYNaQ

Found the Sophistica Manual:
http://www.rayzoon2.com/docs/Sophistica_manual.pdf


Am I right assuming Breakbeat is for composing hiphop type loops?

Am I right assuming Breakbeat is for composing hiphop type loops?

Yes, that is what the Breakbeat Pak is geared towards but you can get extremely interesting results mixing and matching drummers and styles.

a_zimuth wrote:

Am I right assuming Breakbeat is for composing hiphop type loops?

Yes, that is what the Breakbeat Pak is geared towards but you can get extremely interesting results mixing and matching drummers and styles.

I'm hoping it can help with the 60's-70's style funk and R&B that producers sample. Just bought it.