Edited - I forgot a better version was already on bandcamp. Straight from cassette!

oh my word!

This is how you first chipbreak ever: http://dispyz.radiograffiti.org/track/amiga-vs-gameboy

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y'all don't know bout chipbreak

rex files are the best

this is how you make chipbreak http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6320154/Somethi … nippet.mp3

/sarcasm

i get the vibe your listening to more "chipbreak" then breakcore . i dont think youll have enough to go on by only imitating the handful of artist that added some chip elements to their breakcore.
if you want advice here's mine.
go here     http://gabber.od.ua/
and start studying music not techniques.
if im wrong just cut up breaks at 205 +bpm and add squares.

Sabrepulse. Don't forget Sabrepulse. Lightspeed Disco. I recommend you listen to it. Complicated, but worth the listening.

I saw a 2 amen kits on lsdj song swap
http://lsdsng.com/node/368
http://lsdsng.com/node/7

wrong ... so many other great breaks to use, limiting yourself to just those 2 is lazy and silly

Saskrotch gave some good chipbreak advice in this thread: http://chipmusic.org/forums/topic/6203/ … chipbreak/

If you have the amen and the funky drummer you dont really need more breaks

There are plenty of breakcore tutorials online, there isnt really that much of a difference from Chipbreak, other than your choice of VSTis. Just chuck a few Mario jumping sounds on a breakcore track and you have chipbreak!

If you are looking for breaks, there is a zip knocking around on the internet called 300 breaks, or 300 of the most essential breaks of all time or whatever.

Moved to general discussion, not a tutorial

i looooooove fl's slicing tools and piano roll (ctrl+u for life). no proper way to use breaks really - just listen to a bunch of wisp, squarepusher, venetian snares and others for ideas on what kind of patterns you like the most