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a milk crime posted:There are a lot of really great RA podcasts. If you like the more heady techno type stuff, then you'd probably like the recent Skudge podcast. Yeah, that Skudge mix is quality. If you like that, you'll likely enjoy this Objekt mix on URB. http://www.urb.com/2013/04/30/objekt-exclusive-mix/
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I guess I have to post in a thread to subscribe to it? (edit: no, bookmark changed, am dumb) Anyways, hi. I saw that Nautiluss is playing U Hall in DC at the end of July.
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Throwback time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIDQ0rntLXE This takes me to my happy place.
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graph posted:Throwback time: so good. you heard of dema by octave one? http://youtu.be/XrrYPnwe_YY
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AKP posted:you heard of dema by octave one? Hell yes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocjsJLfAG5M
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I could watch videos of Octave One all day, they just look so happy  Unrelated, but Henry Saiz's album is finally out! Jump on it, this poo poo is hot! Spotify link: Henry Saiz - Reality Is For Those Who Are Not Strong Enough to Confront Their Dreams
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yeah bought it first thing when I woke up... been spinning ever since. Amazing album. He did it!
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Can anybody recommend some tracks like these? Ghettotech would be sweet too! It's all bassy house that I've been really getting into and making sets with. Zoo Music - Boom Sticks https://soundcloud.com/monki-1/boom-sticks Justin Martin - Ghettos & Gardens (Claude VonStroke Remix) https://soundcloud.com/claudevonstroke/justin-martin-ghettos-gardens-vonstroke-remix Astronomar - Pay Attention (Main Course - MCR-003) https://soundcloud.com/astronomar/astronomar-pay-attention-main George Fitzgerald - Child (NY Stomp Remix) https://soundcloud.com/ausmusic/george-fitzgerald-child-ny Hannah Wants & Chris Lorenzo - Kneadin' https://soundcloud.com/hannah_wants/hannah-wants-kneadin
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graph posted:I've been turned off by Dubfire's 'production' since I found out Matt Nordstrom ghostwrites all his stuff. Ugh. As someone who has spent a decent chunk of time learning to make music, hearing about big name artists using a ghostwriter disgusts me. These people are pulling in huge money through their bookings, music sales etc, and can't even be bothered to write the music they are putting their name on? They don't even have to go to a regular 9-5 like most of the people I know producing music do.
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Matt was the studio engineer for Deep Dish since about 2003, got a Grammy nomination with them for remix work, also has a degree for audio engineering. He's in L.A., two years now, because of Nadastrom taking off. Music production, engineering and DJ'ing is his job.
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It's kind of a slippery slope with these "ghost-writing" issues. Obviously having an engineer master your tracks is acceptable but what about doing the mixdown? (see the recent interview by Silent Servant where he discusses this). Not sure exactly who did what with Dubfire/Matt.
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The mixdown is definitely acceptable - a mixing engineer can be just as important as a mastering engineer. See also the interview with Function where he discusses tobias mixing his.
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Old Man Pants posted:Ugh. As someone who has spent a decent chunk of time learning to make music, hearing about big name artists using a ghostwriter disgusts me. It's way more prevalent than you think. Also believe it or not some people don't want the traveling dj lifestyle. SUBFRIES posted:Matt was the studio engineer for Deep Dish since about 2003 Yep, he did Flashdance and all the big cheesy Deep Dish stuff too.
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Does this song fit into this thread? Or is it too deep? Because it is awesome. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBVImgzhuNY
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if you actually give a poo poo that someone uses an experienced engineer - please kill yourself. MEANWHILE James. Motherfucking. Holden. Podcast.
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What in god's name is he wearing
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christ knows.. according to his twitter feed he's been spending time with some pagan druids - maybe its an initiation cape??
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Saw Holden twice, second time very up-close couple weeks ago in Detroit. Just not into it at the time. Balance 005 will live forever though.
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that podcast was good, listen to it!
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Well I think I'm finally back to normal mental capacity. Last weekend I saw (in order): Hans Bouffmyhre, Gary Beck, Pan-Pot (only one of them, the other had a tooth abcess), Julio Bashmore, Len Faki, Animal Farm, Clouds, Henrik Schwarz (live set), Joris Voorn (best set of the weekend), Nic Fanciulli, Booka Shade (live set, unreal) and Josh Wink. Sunny festival techno is the best techno.
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Quincy Smallvoice posted:christ knows.. according to his twitter feed he's been spending time with some pagan druids - maybe its an initiation cape?? King of the pixies indeed 
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question for those who collect vinyl... how much records do you currently have in your collection?
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graph posted:Saw Holden twice, second time very up-close couple weeks ago in Detroit. Just not into it at the time. Balance 005 will live forever though. yeah I caught him last September, so loving amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3Syy8p_TuA
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Also going by my weekend this is the current techno anthem: Kolsch - Goldfisch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1vbiTZq0DY and rightly so
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This Audio Injection mix is HIGHLY recommended. It bangs, start to finish so give it a listen. https://soundcloud.com/audioinjection/audio-injection-live-at
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feels good man. Locussolus - Berghain (Darkroom Mix) http://youtu.be/RYri6oFKW68
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AKP posted:feels good man. Secret track from Harvey 
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Free album from Guy Gerber, pretty cool stuff! https://soundcloud.com/guygerber/whos-stalking-who
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Does anyone here produce using Ableton? I've just started using it and I was wondering what the best tutorials to check out were. Also if anyone has any of their productions on Soundcloud share them as I'd love to hear them.
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Yohan Kebab posted:Does anyone here produce using Ableton? I've just started using it and I was wondering what the best tutorials to check out were. Also if anyone has any of their productions on Soundcloud share them as I'd love to hear them. go here and/or here
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Yohan Kebab posted:Does anyone here produce using Ableton? I've just started using it and I was wondering what the best tutorials to check out were. Also if anyone has any of their productions on Soundcloud share them as I'd love to hear them. I do everything in Ableton and my soundcloud is here http://soundcloud.com/ttinga (Thanks for the opportunity to spam it:)). You can learn a lot in Ableton just mousing over stuff and seeing what comes up in helpview. Lump Shaker fucked around with this message at 05:32 on Jun 19, 2013 |
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Lump Shaker posted:I do everything in Ableton and my soundcloud is here http://soundcloud.com/ttinga. (Thanks for the opportunity to spam it:)). You can learn a lot in Ableton just mousing over stuff and seeing what comes up in helpview. Oranj is a banger man, I'm desperate to get to that level of production. I'm always interested in hearing techno & tech-house from users on here so spam your Soundclouds!
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https://soundcloud.com/downpour/tempest Going up from this one everything is more experimental/less refined, below it is more club friendly tracks. I'll be doing a wipe of everything shortly and starting clean with a few tracks I have in progress now. Ableton's in-built tutorials are more than enough to learn the software - the only thing you'll learn from external tutorials is production tips that would apply to any other DAW (or even hardware/audio) cubicle gangster fucked around with this message at 16:08 on Jun 19, 2013 |
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Yohan Kebab posted:Oranj is a banger man, I'm desperate to get to that level of production. Thanks man, happy to help with questions or feedback on your work. I'm just learning this stuff myself.
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cubicle gangster posted:https://soundcloud.com/downpour/tempest Sound advice, thanks. I guess I still have a lot to learn about Ableton and production in general. The Fuck Juicer fucked around with this message at 00:57 on Jul 11, 2013 |
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I think you are getting the hang of it - it sounds pretty good. Needs a bit more of a hook to make it stand out though. But if you are just getting started you are definitely on the right track.
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Lump Shaker posted:I think you are getting the hang of it - it sounds pretty good. Needs a bit more of a hook to make it stand out though. But if you are just getting started you are definitely on the right track. Thanks for the feedback, that seems like the general consensus of everyone that's listened to it. This thread has been quiet so I'm going to dump lots of tunes here and you're all going to like them Astronivo - Rost (Alberto Pascual Remix) A simple bouncey techno number with no long breakdowns Massimo Girardi - Little Helper 75-6 Haunting tech-house UMEK - Love To Dance UMEK is usually hit and miss for me (mostly miss) but this is definitely a hit. The hip-hop vocals and tech-house combo always works Pig & Dan - On Edge Techno bordering on minimal NSound - Lavitsh Hawtin used to play this out a lot and somehow made it seem more substantial than it actually is, because it's really really minimal Kolsch - Loreley I will forever associate this song with stomping around a sunny field at a festival. Absolute banger
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Here is an inquisitive paragraph if anyone feels like giving me their 2 cents. I'm kind of a scrub who doesn't get to go to see as many (good) Djs out as I'd like. Do a lot of them mix Tech and Deep house tracks? How much blurring is there between genres? feel free to chime in with your own personal favorite DJ of the moment's habits, I'm very interested. Also how often do they incorporate their own songs into their mixes, and if they do, how much is too much/expected?
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