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youtu.be/vABBVFSPmD4

youtu.be/BkRDGmj06Dk

This thing passed me by, as I bought a Modal Argon8 a few years ago (which didn't work out) plus I thought the Opsix was the more interesting of the 3 new synths that korg introduced back then. However, I'm back interested in wavetable again and have been giving this thing a closer look. Holy crap d...

but also in how he expresses himself when he speaks. Hmmm.......yeah it's funny how someone's manner and choice of words can affect us. I like Blake Baxter for this. He seems humble, relatable and with a hint of humour always bubbling under the surface. I wish Juan came across better, but he often ...

Talking gear, touring, etc with pics.

The Art of Production: Octave One

over9000 wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 31, 2024 8:14 pm

Someone on an other forum said he died of fetanyl, supposedly sold as heroin

I read that three of them were found in a house in California, the other two being his girlfriend and his musical/business partner. Given their relatively young ages it would not be a surprise if drugs were involved.

Silent Servant – aka John Juan Mendez – has passed away. The Sandwell District artist’s death was confirmed in an email sent to Resident Advisor by his management Triangle Agency. The cause of death has not yet been shared.

https://crackmagazine.net/2024/01/silen ... -has-died/

youtu.be/EH369YjAQfU

Just discovered this yesterday. Sounds good, looks interesting. Bit pricey though.



https://www.analoguesolutions.com/ample

youtu.be/uc-74akcwx8

youtu.be/jEQXgBVIVxc

I'm wondering: If you add so much of your own elements that the original is barely even noticeable, is it still a remix? I've heard plenty of released remixes over the years that you wouldn't recognise anything from the original. It bugged me for a while but sometimes you just have to let go of thi...

Yeah that's the problem for anyone entering this competition, I would bet money that if the entry doesn't fit into the 'business techno' mold, it won't win.

Yeah you would have to introduce your own parts really.

Thought this might be of interest to some. Attention producers! To celebrate the new “Exhibit” trilogy project, which aims to spotlight Slam's favourite emerging artists, we have decided to hold a remix competition! We are giving the next generation of producers the opportunity to remix Slam's "Exhi...

subvers^v wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 11, 2023 9:24 pm

if you were a dance fruit

Maybe should be a whole thread by itself.






*RE: sharp. You're eating your kiwis too soon. Wait until they're just starting to turn, when the flavour is almost like alcohol, they're amazing.

Yeah, definitely not the Steve we know lol

I know Steve likes to try different things, but I think it's safe to say this isn't him.

subvers^v wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 25, 2023 11:41 pm

It just undressed all of a sudden and was wearing a trance mankini! I didn't know where to look so I thought the best thing to do was to run out of the room...

That was similar to my thoughts on listening.

Amøbe wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 20, 2023 11:06 am

Thanks! This is what I like

There's a bunch of sets from the closing parties on youtube, just search 'Tresor closing 2005'. Steve Bicknell, Chris Liebing, DJ Rush, Joey Beltram, Paul Kalkbrenner...... there's a few I like but the Alan Oldham one is doing it for me right now.

Been digging this Alan Oldham set from the Tresor closing parties recently.

youtu.be/Lqz-LFdZ-kI

Is it a bad idea to do this when your tracks aren't 100% finished yet? Depends on what you mean by 'unfinished'? If they're still being written or arranged then I would say you're jumping the gun, but if they only need mastering then I think it would be fine - some labels like their releases to be ...

2latuile wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 18, 2023 3:11 pm

Different moods indeed, but to me those three tracks have enough of your signature sound and style to not clash that much with each other.

I agree with this.