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Upon innocently revisiting the transcription of Hunter I made last year I noticed a small mistake which kicked off a series of unfortunate(?) events and lead me down a rabbit hole. Did Mark Bell really program this on a 909 or did Björk blatantly lie to us on her podcast? I was determined to uncover the truth. But at what cost? Find out more in our newest video...

After regaining my sanity I also took this as an opportunity to complete my transcription of Hunter. It now contains all the patterns from the song with additional remarks.

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Analyzing Björk's HUNTER - It took me MONTHS to get this beat right | Drum Patterns Explained

► Support us and get access to lots of drum patterns, cheat sheets and more! https://www.patreon.com/captainpikant/​ We picked apart the beat of Björk's Hunter - a true 909 classic programmed by techno pioneer Mark Bell (LFO) that took the iconic drum machine to its limits. Find out what's so special about this rhythm and how to recreate it in our newest episode of "Drum Patterns Explained"! Featured drum patterns (transcriptions available on Patreon): Björk - Hunter Gear used: Squarp Hapax D16 Drumazon Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol M32 One Goat ► Instagram https://www.instagram.com/captainpikant/ #909 #drummachine #analysis #musicanalysis #musicproduction #beatmaking #beatmaker #björk #bjork #drumpattern #electronicmusic 0:00 Introduction 0:39 Pattern 1 5:50 Pattern 2 6:05 Captain Pikant goes a little off the rails (a.k.a. "The 909 Murder Mystery") 9:47 Easy solutions for modern sequencers 13:20 The Other Patterns 13:41 End Jam Produced by Jean-Claude Dirckx and Sophie Hoppstädter

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Ian Lary

One of my favorite songs! Thank you for this; a big undertaking, and as always, wonderfully done.

Michael spykstra

Hey bro, just became a patron would like to thank you and the intern. I love your work. Thanks