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	<title>You&apos;ve got the beat, you&apos;ve got the beat!</title>
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	<description>There&apos;s a certain kind of very fast but largely unrhythmic IDM beat.  I&apos;ve heard it for example in Aphex Twin - Girl Boy song, and some &#xb5;-Ziq.  It&apos;s a kind of highly cut up, apid, sometimes somewhat tonal skittering drum programming that sounds like it would be unbelievably slow to put together in a sequencer.  I get the sense think such a distinct sound is associated with certain equipment or techique, anyone have any ideas?</description>
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