Anodyne Tutorial episode 3: Basic Beat Editing and Loop Mangling

In this episode we go over some basic ways to experiment with drum loops to get desired results. Simple glitching and loop editing techniques will be covered now. Stay tuned for a later episode to cover more advanced ways to mangle a good breakbeat.

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[MAXIMUSMISCHIEF]

the sound that happened at the end was the coolest sounding part of the entire thing... you should tell us why and how that happened

[AnodyneIndustries]

@MAXIMUSMISCHIEF That's a sample from my track, "War Dance". It came out a while ago but you can probably still find it on my Soundcloud profile.

[AnodyneIndustries]

i agree it's easier to cut and paste loops but to do that you have to have a good idea of what you want to accomplish. this technique lends itself to experimentation and allows you to play around with the loop to find interesting variations.

[sawatari]

wow very nice and much thx for this technique , wonder what's that drum kit it sound really really good

[DJmaoriDMW]

hes right, you do have the nice dnb sound, its fuckn smooth sounding professional shit man, fuckn sick fuck !

[straighttodabone]

how about a tutorial on your snare processing?

is it compression?

u got that nice d&b sound

[64revolt]

its easier to just cutnpaste loops. however this is viable as a live juggle tool.