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The sound of jungle drum and bass is intrinsically linked with the computers and samplers of the ‘80s and ‘90s. We talk to jungle drum and bass producer Pete Cannon in this exclusive SOS Video Feature, about his retro jungle production process and how and why he’s still using Akai samplers, Ataris and Amigas. Pete Cannon discusses the history of sampling in the jungle scene, and how samplers like the Akai S950 and S1100 (as used by scene legends such as ShyFX and Liam Howlett from The Prodigy) have become synonymous with the genre. Pete then outlines his favourite jungle production techniques, with tips and tricks on how he uses his Akai sampler, a tutorial on how to recreate classic synth chord stabs, and onto sequencing a drum and bass track using OctaMED tracker on an Amiga computer. DOWNLOAD Pete Cannon's FREE Jungle Sample Pack: 00:00 - Intro 00:34 - Pete Interview 05:07 - Using A Modified Akai S1100, Amen Break & OctaMED Tracker on Amiga 12:20 - Short Live Track Playthrough 13:22 - Rave Chord Stabs Using “Chord Memory“ 14:51 - Cubase 2 and Atari ST 520 17:48 - 8-bit Sampling With The Amiga 19:00 - 8-bit Vinyl Test Pressings Arrive! 20:08 - Some More OctaMED Details 21:08 - Track Playthrough In OctaMED 25:25 - Outro ................................................................. Get FREE 170-page RECORDING TECHNOLOGY eBook: ................................................................ Subscribe! Visit Stay up to date with the latest gear and music software news: LIKE Sound On Sound: FOLLOW Sound On Sound: Follow Sound On Sound on Instagram: @soundonsoundmag #jungle #producer #musicproduction #drumandbass #dnb
