Drum and Bass Beats.
Drum and bass beats pair fast chopped breakbeats at 170 to 175 BPM with a half-time sub-bass line, which is what gives the genre its double-speed energy over a slow-moving low end. BeatStore's DnB catalogue covers liquid, jungle, neurofunk and jump-up, and works for DJ sets, running and gym playlists, motorsport and action edits, and fast-flow rap. Every beat previews in full, licence terms sit on the beat page, and downloads unlock right after payment.
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Fast Drums, Slow Bass
Drum and bass works by running two tempos at once: chopped breakbeats at 170 to 175 BPM over a sub-bass line moving at half that rate. The result reads as urgent and spacious simultaneously, which is the trick the whole genre is built on.
- Chopped and resequenced breakbeats at 170 to 175 BPM.
- A half-time sub-bass line that anchors the harmony.
- Heavy use of the Amen and Think breaks as rhythmic source material.
- Long intros with drums only, designed for mixing.
Liquid, Jungle, Neurofunk, Jump-Up
Liquid keeps things melodic and warm; jungle foregrounds the breaks and reggae bass heritage; neurofunk pushes designed, aggressive bass; jump-up goes for immediate, bouncy hooks. All of it works for DJ sets, running and gym playlists, motorsport and action edits, and fast-flow rap.
Every beat previews in full, licence terms sit on the beat page, and downloads unlock right after payment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What BPM is drum and bass?
A: Drum and bass is produced at 170 to 175 BPM, with 174 BPM the informal standard. The bassline usually moves at half that rate, around 87 BPM.
Q: What is the difference between jungle and drum and bass?
A: