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Ok, so I woke up from a dream where this kikass dnb version of Crocket's Theme by Jan Hammer was playing and I wanted to make it cos I cant get it out my head. Problem is, I dnb aint my strength. If you think you can help make a decent dnb version of a nice tune from a cheesy 80's cop drama, please feel free. And as for the sample, I dnt know whether I like it or not so I kept it in
I loved that tune one time.
I even made it before because it's great when it's hard-style trance to me. But the slow one is equally good when sad and hungry. It's uplifting...
I guess I just wanted to show I had this part which I liked.
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I'm def feeling the hard trance angle. Wouldnt mind working on that at some point
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nice ,i like the way you made ur drums ,awesome stuff alex,so like ur bpm is 181 how did u make it sound so slow?
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I dont know dude. That was my first little dabble with dnb and I didn't really know what I was doing with caustic. Gonna go back into that track soon, now I've cut my dnb teeth
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I'll take a stab at it if you don't mind. I recently started getting into d&b. Actually I'm infatuated at the moment.
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To be honest, I've maybe heard this theme song once or twice in my life. I wasn't much of a t.v. fan growing up. But here's what I added in terms of D&B. It might stray far from the original but it stays in key at least. Also, as I am posting this I noticed that there was another version. Didn't see that before and I should have looked. I'm super tired right now but if you like what I came up with we could figure out how to incorporate my contribution into the newer version of the track. Probably just as simple as a midi file import.
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