Neurofunk is drum and bass at its most technical: distorted Reese basslines run through FM synthesis and heavy compression, tight, precisely programmed breakbeats, and a sci-fi sound design palette. At 170-180 BPM it shares liquid DnB's tempo but almost none of its warmth — the identity here is aggression and technical detail rather than melody.
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Meet Your MuzePurpose-built for Neurofunk at 170-180
48 kHz WAV multitracks on paid plans for Ableton, FL, Logic, Bitwig
Paid plans can split Neurofunk audio into drums, bass, synths, vocals and more
Streaming and club target presets
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Authentic BPM range: 170-180
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Liquid keeps the Reese bass warm and melodic with jazzy chords; neurofunk distorts the same Reese concept into an aggressive, technical low end.
Explore Liquid DnB →Jump up wants a loud, simple, talking bass hook over clean drums; neurofunk favours darker, more technically detailed bass and drum programming over an obvious hook.
Explore Jump Up DnB →A Reese bass is built from two or more detuned sawtooth oscillators, giving it a thick, phasing low end that neurofunk then distorts and modulates heavily.
Neurofunk is written at 170-180 BPM, the same range as most drum and bass.
Neurofunk breaks are usually tightly edited and layered with multiple sample sources for a dense, precise transient — closer to sound design than a loop.
Yes — Track Critic gives mix feedback, and AI mastering is available on paid plans once the arrangement is finished.
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