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that's "Dropping a new track"; a "drop" in a song is the part where the music stops and then comes back with more energy/whatever. example (tongue in cheek) ht
by genewitch 3y ago
that's "Dropping a new track"; a "drop" in a song is the part where the music stops and then comes back with more energy/whatever.
example (tongue in cheek) https://youtu.be/CJzfTZlEl40?t=38 https://youtu.be/CJzfTZlEl40?t=38 drop is at 0:41-0:43
- Meekro 3y agoThanks, I learned a new thing!
- noduerme 3y agoLifelong musician - I thought from the title that it meant dropping a track on spotify at a specific release time. (I imagined, like, putting out one song from a new album at midnight every night). Most people I know would call this a "break", as in the build-up to where the beat breaks. Probably a generational thing.
- kibibu 3y agoAlso lifelong musician and knew immediately what it meant. "The drop" is fundamentally different but not unrelated to a break - indeed typically it's after a break. ("break" and "breakbeat" are also overloaded terms, particularly in electronic music)