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Sounds amazing. Btw follow sonaris

Sounds like its inspired skrillex but a lighter version

love the drums

@Foresight That's flipping awesome. Phoenix isn't you're the only one learning from you. LOL.

I want to download this onto my mp3 :(

Congratulations on feature!

This is WAY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you man! Helps a lot :D

@Phoenix There's two prominent kinds of swing: 8th note swing and 16th note swing. You're basically delaying every other 8th note or 16th note. It's most commonly used in jazz, but appears a lot in glitch hop, dubstep, and sometimes trap. Here's a few more examples: https://soundcloud.com/haywyre/haywyre-doppelganger & https://soundcloud.com/neversaydie/spag-heddy-ehde-cloudlet listen to the drop in this, there's a nice changeup from a straight rhythm to a swing/triplet rhythm in the drop, then back to a straight: https://soundcloud.com/kennedyjones/barely-alive-elephant-kennedy-jones-vip

i did but i want to learn the theory behind it so i can learn..is there any good youtube vids? or can you explain to me? Thanks