Rhythm Loops (techno, electronic, drum, track, artists)

Eltiraaz · 08-19-2004, 11:52 AM

Ok, I personally find that while I love electronica music the drum loops always piss me off. You could be listening to an absolutley insane hardstyle or breaks track but the drum rhythms are so monotonous. *bass* *snare* *bass* *snare* *bass* *snare* *bass* *snare* etc. Its like alot of these artists put so much effort into creating the rest of the song in an absolutely mindblowing way that they get lazy at the end and just insert a drum loop thats been used in 100 other songs in the last six months. I challenge a producer / artist to compose a song that has good, original and NON repetitive percussion, while keeping the other componants of the track happy too.

The only song I have ever come across that meets those criteria is Chinese Burn, by Curve. I would definatley suggest it to anyone who feels bored by monotonous percussion in their techno music.

08-19-2004, 11:52 AM	#1 (permalink)
Eltiraaz Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Toronto Posts: 346	Rhythm Loops Ok, I personally find that while I love electronica music the drum loops always piss me off. You could be listening to an absolutley insane hardstyle or breaks track but the drum rhythms are so monotonous. bass snare bass snare bass snare bass snare etc. Its like alot of these artists put so much effort into creating the rest of the song in an absolutely mindblowing way that they get lazy at the end and just insert a drum loop thats been used in 100 other songs in the last six months. I challenge a producer / artist to compose a song that has good, original and NON repetitive percussion, while keeping the other componants of the track happy too. The only song I have ever come across that meets those criteria is Chinese Burn, by Curve. I would definatley suggest it to anyone who feels bored by monotonous percussion in their techno music. __________________ Conformity n.(kœn-fôr'mí-tè)- 1. the enemy of friendship.