nice one.

excess lack of sleep made me go zombie but still enjoyed it.

big up. lovely stuff.

keep em comin if you've got any, can't get enough of oldskool.

lets get the flame war on, 'cos it must be all the braindead dnb, breaks and whatnot indie rock producers hoppin the bandwagon that are makin dubstep suck. .. no just kidding. I'd like to peer over the crystal ball and see what's the situation going to be in 2/3 years or so. So yes, I want more gara...

Roland EF-303 maybe?

You should be getting these real cheap, seen 'em in local store with €150 price tag. Hadn't used one, though I considered buying such, seems like a real nifty device to have around.

Check this one to get the idea -- http://remixmag.com/mag/remix_roland_ef ... index.html

It's Takomo - Do you know where the secret doors are?

Homebrewed production, finished last week, unsigned until further notice. PM if you want to know more.

Can you make up a better term for the music it represents? The term IDM was originally used in discussions on an electronic mailing list called the IDM list, formed in August 1993 for the discussion of Rephlex Records. As interest in experimental electronic music grew, so did use of the term, which ...

At least with good ol' FL it's pretty handy to route the bass to a send channel. Just don't route it thru mixer, use the send plugin. Original channel should be EQ'd so that it will only consist of low frequencies, the send can be utilized easily to give the mid/high-whatever some extra punch with d...

Should really start thinkin 'bout buying a separate drive just for samples ..

Is the pack really worth using 800 units o drive space?

Tough question. Hotflush was my first touch to 'step but Tempa really opened my eyes.

How about Big Apple, anyone?

you missed a good party mr. n-type ..

Music by Takomo, visuals by Matt Current. Enjoy.

http://tinyurl.com/hp53b

Presented and released at ASM'06.

Going to be there no matter what

pss wrote: Rosegarden, Hydrogen, Wired, Ardour...

If you really wanna start playing with linux you should check JackLab for openSUSE or Ubuntu Studio

Been there and it's still a bitch to get going. Don't go Linux if you're not feeling adventurous.

For the love of god why it's encoded as frkin' flash, couldn't get it loaded even I tried different browsers

Is there any alternative source?

big big tunes. one of the best tectonics this far, getting it as soon as possible.

City of God is a pure classic.

pk- wrote:there's a film out called Tsotsi which has been labelled the 'south african city of god', wanted to go see it but nowhere was showing it around here. i think its out on dvd by now

Check this out too if you haven't seen it. Decent piece.

Been close to 30 degrees for almost a month even up here. Lucky to have some cold beer and a fan but doesn't help much.

I'm kinda starting to hope that the rain and thunder would wash over a bit.

Here's some stuff to check out if all the mini/dubtech starts to get tiresome. Chris Liebing / Stigmata, older stuff Umek (sickness) Thomas Krome Adam Beyer Oliver Ho Ronald Van Aggelen Henrik B Mhonolink Neil Landstrumm Luke Slater's "Freek Funk" Christian Morgenstern Scan X Jeff Mills as...

you are clearly dismissing something here!

let me help you;

134,5 bpm with sounds and stuff like that
53 hz pure square wave bass and 808 drums
sampled funk breaks accompanied with a bass-line
idm liek teh box-kutter
half and a one third shuffled step
unrealistic drums with real synths

Now the techno producers are hoppin the bandwagon



No, seriously, nice work from Mr. Stott. Thanks for pointing this out.