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beatmaking: a standalone construct

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Popular music studies

the hip-hop practice of building tracks from samples of existing recordings with samplers and drum machines.

In popular music studies, beatmaking refers to the hip-hop practice of building tracks from samples of existing recordings with samplers and drum machines. This meaning comes from Schloss (2004) in Making beats.[1]

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Schloss, J. G. (2004). Making beats. Wesleyan University Press. ISBN 9780819574220

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