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The nature of the technology we use to make music is change. Who will fare better when the next big daw / similar comes out, the person who pays for lessons to be able to work with the new technology or the person who, through previous trial and error with previous new technologies has developed 6th...

A couple of years ago, I uploaded a track as a free download to SC, the next morning I could see someone had downloaded it, I checked out their profile, and there it was at the top of their profile my track re titled and re named, couldn't believe it, opened my eyes, goes on a lot fo sure There mus...

In fact, i would recommend reading the manuals and getting good with your daw and plugins. After that, pure experimentation!!!!!!!!!

Techno is a genre of experimentation. To the people considering purchasing lessons, why not save some money, turn on your synths and drum machines, take advantage of the modern day routing and resampling options and come up with some happy experiments. Surprise your fellow producers, show some love ...

Aureliano wrote:
Anyway, the main purpose for writing is to ask: is there anything fundamentally wrong with my approach?.

Time consuming.

Mslwte wrote:look for images like the one in Merah's soundcloud link ^

Ahaha, shes nice indeed

Resample resample resample

Yea, one would assume the gut rumble to be a bit higher than 30hz, i high passed a reverb kick rumble sub to about 45 hz the other day ..thought i did a good thing..

Human auditory range goes down on average to 20hz ish. Of course once we get down to 35hz we begin to feel the sound as much as hear it. Techno without the gut rumble on a soundsystem just isn't proper techno. Not to me anyway. Full range or go away. It is with good reason seminal UK dubstep label ...

I Have no chairs, and sit on the edge of my bed.

I find the quicker i get into sequencing the track the more realistic i am. I find out if the loop works before spending hours gettimg anal about things.

Finished tracks normally get uploaded to soundcloud, i usually then post on Subsekt and then wait to hopefilly get some feedback. This gives me a sense of the quality of the track, if a lot of people like ot chances are it might get some interest from smallish labels and if im feeling them why not r...

Pack your bags and go to the station without them, catch the train and leave yourself behind.

Does anyone want to share some tips, tricks or knowledge about recording sounds from the real world to use in your productions? Ive been experimenting with this alot lately, and i would like to get some new ideas or inspiration. Anyway, here are some things that ive had succés with. Recording bumbl...

Dubstep transformed the whole dnb sound also, inspired everyone to bring a sense of space back into the sound.

Lost to the Void wrote: You can hear the ripples of Burial and the whole late/post dubstep movement all through current techno. Blawan, Untold, Randomer and more slipped from the bass music\post scene in to techno.
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This.. Burial captured the sound of urban decay like no other, hugely inspiring artist.

I Mostly enjoy the local street food around my apartment here in Bangkok. I love spicy food having grown up eating lots of curry in UK, so the food here goes down a treat! Theres an abundance of cheap fruit around here so i take full advantage of that, i eat a bit of meat most days but try to eat ve...

Try obscene levels of ny comp running into the Ableton amp. Tears up 808,s.

I quit music a couple of times last year, came back stronger each time.