Bump.

Managed to find this at last.

Did a quick listen with some crappy speakers at work, can't wait to get home and blast this with decent sound system...

i've got very experimental setup, consisting mostly freeware dsp, huge load of processed samples from various sources, several different sequencers (mostly using FL5) etc. thought about moving my setup to run under debian sarge with 2.6 kernel but it was just beyond my skills; linux as a virtual stu...

Ohh the rush. A fkin hectic week at work (worst is yet to come) and then I should be able to assemble (well, just finish) a whole dbstep track in less than a month.

Now who doesn't like challenges..

who needs a revolution? what revolution? too much hype for nothing, get in the line. it will take years and years before dubstep is even recognizable outside the core.

sounds good.

takomo is in.

hope you can get the server running. neurofunk.net would be available if i'd have enough time to do configurations or enough money to pay for the excess traffic..

today, friday, there's a dubstep / grime / something party at helsinki! high expectations, i really hope the guys will do their job.

http://www.katusea.fi/alas_130106.jpg

some movies saturday, no idea about sunday. propably sleeping all day.

Ah. I remember that feeling like yesterday. And welcome.

minusdegree wrote: Has anyone ever messed around with jungle tempo? slow an old skool jungle track down a bit and you get quite cold rythms, doesnt work for every tune tho...

An interesting thing to do, you can actually get some neat results that way when it comes to modern tech / neuro.

Dnb is becoming popular, even the bad tunes sell. The enthusianism I had ~5-6 years ago is long gone, there's not much surprises in dnb anymore. I like it as a style of music, there's innovative new producers and labels around, not to forget the old classic shit from pre-millennial era but it just a...

breakbeat era - late morning polar - inside the plot polar - optifunk skc - devotee amit - dual sense klute - red ruth concord dawn - bad bones tek itch - stack 3 /hive remix teebee - the claw decoder - dumb stratus - you must follow /evol intent remix angel zero - laroux matrix - apache teebee &...

We we're thinking about it as a practical joke some time ago but now it seems it would be a good idea

Let's see when we get our gears on motion, our 1 month break is over now.

Just saw 'em live at Helsinki, liked very much.

Hiphop crossed over with contemporary electronics produces always interesting results, Dälek ain't exception.

http://hotflushrecordings.blogspot.com/ ... ng-on.html

:shock:

Shouldn't have done that, first ads have arrived. Now how did they figure out that I like dubstep?

From my point of view, email is not for such.

When the gaming companies will start releasing something else than racing / sports / japanese rpg -type games for PSP it might be worth buying. The new GTA might be worth trying but it's not enough.

bz(a)graffiti.net at msn.

pekka.kokkonen(a)gmail.com.

it's also possible to find me from irc with nick bze. i'm online mostly at ircnet though.

our pages will be opened soon (possibly jan'06) with more details but no rush..

the air is dense with mystery and confusion!

only drums? where did you put the atmospherics or bass?

to be honest, the only good thing about this song is the part somewhere past 2:30, with the horns etc. take this one apart and rebuild the track.

worried consumers need an explanation for this!



.. and it's a nice mix, even minidiskified it some weeks ago.