been waiting for another perfect set 2023 st of my year so far i think keep up the good hard work brother much love my dj friend 👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽👽💯💯💯💯💯💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💫💨💨💨💨💨💨💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
a good understanding of genres (only on this channel I find what I need by genre. the other channels don't understand genres), high-quality selections, a good video sequence that is both beautiful and atmospheric and useful (I'm talking about the timing strips at the bottom and about the timer, etc.) an underestimated channel
Jungle is the forefather of the D&B genre from the 90's to an extent. It often features rap, otherwise it's fairly methodical and consistent in the way it presents the beat, pushing it to the forefront but still letting the bassline and other instruments form the melody and mood of the tune. Drumfunk is a lot newer and focuses almost exclusively on percussion, with bassline and other instruments pushed way to the background: The drums *are* the melody and form the mood in drumfunk. At least, that's my understanding of it.
I would add to @Khrome's comment that Jungle has a dancehall / reggae sound, uses Amen breaks a lot, tends to do more 12312312 patterns or syncopated less repetitive beats instead of the | k - s - | - k s - | jump up constant back beat sound. There's more open natural jazz high hat bell sound and complex jazz chords / polytonal harmonies if there is a harmonic element. Also because of the sampler + midi production style of the era jungle tends to have a more "chopped up" sample sound. Overall it's a little more noisy and staticky. Basses are more sine wave oriented without high filter sweep growl. The Krugah Raggamuffin Junglist track is a good example in this mix. There were some jungle / d&b crossover albums like Photek Hidden Camera that share some of the early Jungle freer drumming approach but weren't quite Jungle either because they were more Jazz influenced rather than Reggae.
We missed you, chief
It's a great day when a new Telemetric Transmission comes out. FANTASTIC. 👏
wb! 😊
The best mix series! let's go we're backl
please make more jungle drum and bass ! love these! thank you
Finally! Lets go! :>
Far out man. This set blew my teets off
I love this series, thank you!!
You continue to outdo yourself! Gorgeous mix - love how ethereally they blend together 👏💯
been waiting for another perfect set 2023 st of my year so far i think keep up the good hard work brother much love my dj friend
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someone discovered all the Spatial records releases! aren't they all just absolutely banging?!
yup, finally had a chance to mix their 160 catalogues :)
a good understanding of genres (only on this channel I find what I need by genre. the other channels don't understand genres), high-quality selections, a good video sequence that is both beautiful and atmospheric and useful (I'm talking about the timing strips at the bottom and about the timer, etc.) an underestimated channel
this set is brilliant keep it up
Great mix n selection of tracks
I love your music bro. Long live Thailand
F1rstPers0n - is da King of da Mix 👑
Absolutely incredible
This is sooo good! Exactly what daddy likes.
repeatedly coming back to this!!!!!! we neeed mooooooreeeeeeee!!!!! big ups mah dude!!!!
legend - thank you
Killer set as always!
I SO dig this
It's great ! 😮😊😂🎉🎉
F1rst. Tyvm Sir.
Good stuff.
This is muthafuka mix...peace ✌️
Treasure chest of D&B
HE HAS RETURNED
thx
yaaaaaas!
nice
Greetings from dnb server.
Robert Haigh? Omni trio, right? 😊 Great mix btw!! 👍👍
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what is the difference between drumfunk and jungle?
Jungle is the forefather of the D&B genre from the 90's to an extent. It often features rap, otherwise it's fairly methodical and consistent in the way it presents the beat, pushing it to the forefront but still letting the bassline and other instruments form the melody and mood of the tune. Drumfunk is a lot newer and focuses almost exclusively on percussion, with bassline and other instruments pushed way to the background: The drums *are* the melody and form the mood in drumfunk. At least, that's my understanding of it.
I would add to @Khrome's comment that Jungle has a dancehall / reggae sound, uses Amen breaks a lot, tends to do more 12312312 patterns or syncopated less repetitive beats instead of the | k - s - | - k s - | jump up constant back beat sound. There's more open natural jazz high hat bell sound and complex jazz chords / polytonal harmonies if there is a harmonic element. Also because of the sampler + midi production style of the era jungle tends to have a more "chopped up" sample sound. Overall it's a little more noisy and staticky. Basses are more sine wave oriented without high filter sweep growl. The Krugah Raggamuffin Junglist track is a good example in this mix.
There were some jungle / d&b crossover albums like Photek Hidden Camera that share some of the early Jungle freer drumming approach but weren't quite Jungle either because they were more Jazz influenced rather than Reggae.
@@MKhrome thanks you guys!! :)
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This song, and the one before it are next level
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We are so back 🎉
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Actually more like a Jungle + (ambient / Intelligent dnb). Hello from Russia✌
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"drumfunk" all these names..
Is it required that every d +b track have the Exact same drum track?
Not back in the day (had a lot of variation), it tends to be these days unfortunately, least that's what I note.