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Zak McKracken
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btw we dont want techno/trance to sound like jazz! like minimal is starting to do

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cl0ckw3rk
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yea i promise you as an aspiring producer i will never explore those bleak, bleak frontiers. lol.


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Mr.Mystery
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btw we dont want techno/trance to sound like jazz! like minimal is starting to do

You don't know much about jazz, do you.


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Zak McKracken
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no and im proud of it

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dannib
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no and im proud of it


why?

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Zak McKracken
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dont know but i dont like it. nothing more

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DigiNut
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Most of the time, when people refer to syncopation, they're referring to the offbeat variety. That's when the accent isn't on any of the the 1/2/3/4 beats but somewhere in between (and if you don't know what an accent is, stop making music right now).

Of course the syncopation doesn't have to be a full beat. You could have faster syncopation between every 8th note instead. The point is that the accents aren't where the time signature dictates they ought to be.

Contrary to what some people are saying, it is not simply something that's rhythmically "unexpected". That's quite possibly the worst definition I've ever heard. Yes it does involve something "unexpected", but that specifically applies in the context of a strong accent occurring on a weak beat or rhythmic division.


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Zak McKracken
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samples please

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Subtle
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(and if you don't know what an accent is, stop making music right now).
Quitted.


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DigiNut
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Quitted.

I didn't exactly mean quit forever, just, take a break and study rhythm for a bit.

And seriously, samples people? Come on! Even the oompaloompa bass is a type of syncopation. Some type of syncopation is in almost every track you ever heard.


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Zak McKracken
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lol u confuse me more and more. then syncopation isnt anything realy, just drums or rhytms of some sort? i dont mind as long as it sounds cool, i thought i knew what it was but obviously not.

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cl0ckw3rk
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I dunno from seeing people discuss it before, it just looked like something that was essential that i was missing lol. Now I think its always involved whether we realize it or not? I.e. the offbeat bass? lol


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