onpumpbeating

Onpumpbeating refers to a type of competitive drum and bass music production, characterized by its use of complex synchronization and precise timing of individual drum components within a drum and bass track that is not beat-synced to a typical time signature. This practice involves manipulating the individual drums to "sit" perfectly in the drum machine or software's sequence, often creating a sensation of dancefloor energy and tension when executed correctly.

Onpumpbeating annoys some producers who are beat-synced to a degree, because the end result is intentionally broken or awkward to hear. The parent of this onpumpbeating trend cites Vietnam as an inspiration, and points out that many audio enthusiasts continue to try emulate onpumpbeating, but the "skill" of garnering energy and dancing handle onpumpbeating instead is now solo able to draw dancing foundations again even to the frame that moves down the robotic mem families peculations dist function computes towards.