I know this seems obvious, but it has just allowed me to enjoy what alocholics refer to as a moment of clarity.
Fuck snares.
Many thanks.
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Yep and exactly for that reason, when I had a Rytm, the Snare voice was used for synth hooks. And it never felt limited.
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This is gonna change my life mate.
No more pissing about with snares.
Iām genuinely amazed this never crossed my mind before.
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Very few sweet spots on the Rytm when it comes to snares anyway. You were ahead of your time!
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I totally agree! Everything above 20% resonance is pure torture!
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Welcome to the resistance!
Yea I love how the omission of a snare gives you a few BPM in perceived tempo.
Compare this snare-less 128bpm tune to this snareād up 131bpm tune
Which one is moving more?
(also, sorry about the risers, it was 10 years ago, lol)
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Yes! First thing I do whenever loading the Bitwig filter. Get rid of that shitty 50% resonance setting 
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Oof. 303 was the least of the offenses here
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haha
Just thinking about all that extra sonic space I can play withā¦
Itās making my willy tingle.
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The inverse is trueā¦ save the snares for when you have to hold a tempo but wish to slow down the groove without dropping the BPM.
And maybe use a clap instead 
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Ready and waiting
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I imagine you know this but Footwork comes directly out of the Chicago dance style - IMO the music doesnāt make a lot of sense outside of that context (but is pretty incredible within it). A friend of mine hosted some Jit vs. Juke battles here in Detroit (and I think one in Chicago) and seeing people dance footwork was like a light going on - āOh, this is why this music is this way.ā The music is in service to the dance form, not the other way around, whereas Detroit Jit can really be done to anything as long as itās fast enough.
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Iām only posting this to get Craig closer to post 303.
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Same.
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Copycat
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Poor fellaās gonna be up all night
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I never sleep
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