what I know about the roots, are that the beats came from a 60's song (I think it was) the song had something with amen in It's name, thats why its called the amen beat.
well as you see I dont knwo shit lol,
Originally posted by BENG!
what I know about the roots, are that the beats came from a 60's song (I think it was) the song had something with amen in It's name, thats why its called the amen beat.
well as you see I dont knwo shit lol,
The tune was by the winston brothers called Amen Brother... it was the b side of Colour him father and it was released in the late 60's
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IDM/glitch/whatever is often said to be heavily influenced by DnB, and I think that's because the production methods are similar. I mean, you tend to chop up a break, and then just make ridiculous edits with or without effects - and some IDM/Glitch tunes sound more like some Drum and Bass or Drumfunk or Break tunes than others.
I think that Chipbreak or whatever might be influenced by it, but not necessarily a subgenre of Drum and Bass. With IDM and glitch type styles you can really do whatever the hell you want, there aren't any rules.
