7 TRICKS - AMEN BREAK

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Use these 7 tricks for better amen edits. Jungle DNB Ableton beginners tutorial.

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[STRANJAH]

What is your favourite FX plugin for AMEN breaks?! 😀

[anesssssssssssssssssssssssssss]

do this every 2 bars at 190-240 bpm and you're making breakcore

[Lt_Lobster]

Timestretching and delay are my favourites

[Mike_Wazowskii]

Sick. Almost got the perfect vid loop too

[littlejay]

Man when used with intention such simple things make an experience out of a song. All these techniques are so present in g Jones’s music

[ewelc]

In love with pitch bending since 2002 ❤❤❤

[waslijn]

There was one specific track that used the simple delay in the last bit om an amen break just before the drop. And I just couldn't find out how they did it... Lol such a simple but great trick. I thought they chopped it up so much and used much more processing.

Thanks for this one short vid!

[eternity]

The reverse will always sound good for amen breaks 🥵

[TayTayMakesBeats]

Band pass with a slow tri/sine LFO is fun, especially if the LFO isn't sync'd to the beat or is sync'd but to a different time signature. Makes room for other drums or whatever else and adds a lot of variation without much effort. Also finger drumming breaks (with some slices reversed, stretched etc in advance) is a fun way to come up with new patterns and generally a useful time saver.

[DasLovebirds]

Plug’s groundbreaking ‘96 “Drum’n’Bass for Papa” album puts these types of tricks to great use. Definitely worth checking out if you haven’t heard it!

[RewindOfficialDoesMusic]

Time stretching is also great when you use the re-pitch warp mode
-Ella

[eckobot_d-.-b]

Looped this short I see. From teacher to student back to teacher. Much learning from this one. 🍻

[leftengelmann]

Wow! We used to use all of them in the 90s.

[stuart]

I've recently refound my love for breakbeat jungle and I watch a lot of music channels. This channel is wicked

[sleepdeep]

Copy track, reverse, add reverb, un reverse track. Now that’s a sick trick.

[xenossdev]

I use a bitcrusher and a splice the break ALOT
And sometimes add a chorus and a limiter or filter for drums
Sounds amazing imo check out some of my stuff in my breakcore playlist

[benjones]

To the point and informative as ever.
Good to see you back on the scene. YouTube aint the same without ya. and sorry for you"re recent bad luck. hope youre getting some sleep now.
Love your work Man, please keep it up.
Im sure I speak for a lot of us out here when i say thank you we are so grateful.
An excellent dnb sensei without the bullshit.
Best channel out there.
Big Love and Happy vibes for 22

[hydrogxn]

You nailed all the edits in a minute. Nice

[MrSiwat]

I do like a Flanger. Also the classic pitch change on a snare roll.

[Dhyotteh]

Holy shit, The delay gives a great touch