8bar competition official thread

[habitualbeatscamp]

i don't really listen to grime but i'm always down to fuck around with some new (to me) sounds.

just let me make sure i've got this straight. normal length tune, just every 8 bars is different? any normal song structure or just 8/new 8/new 8/ etc?

i guess its really up to me to do what i want but i'm just trying to get a little more insight on the genre itself.

8 bar group a

then

8 bar group b

a then

b

a then

b...




with a 8 or 16 bar intro.

[jonzza]

Part 4, this is a small one with some guitar and synth bits in

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8HT18Z5G

So this full track we're doing should just have 4 elements really, an intro, 2x 8 bars and an outro?

Has anyone got any audio of an example of some good grime with this kinda structure?

[Littlefoot]

Part 4, this is a small one with some guitar and synth bits in

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8HT18Z5G

So this full track we're doing should just have 4 elements really, an intro, 2x 8 bars and an outro?

Has anyone got any audio of an example of some good grime with this kinda structure?

I Luv U by Dizzee is a famous example I believe.

[shane]

Part 4, this is a small one with some guitar and synth bits in

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8HT18Z5G

So this full track we're doing should just have 4 elements really, an intro, 2x 8 bars and an outro?

Has anyone got any audio of an example of some good grime with this kinda structure?

I Luv U by Dizzee is a famous example I believe.

i think i've got that on vinyl actually, i'll have to check it out