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best on 40 or more speakers

didnt listen mate.

incnic wrote:didnt listen mate.

shit.

its a link to malware.....

incnic wrote:its a link to malware.....

an audio trojan

mods please delete i get a warning

incnic wrote:mods please delete i get a warning

nice, i like the original vibe.

thanks, something my ears can chew on.

Did you edit this bideo? Very well shot thank you

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Well I loved it. Not sure what it has to do with dubstep (nothing), but there is a dub mentality in this type of avant garde music for sure.

Thanks for the link.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Bernard+Parmegiani

I'm afraid I'm a little confused on what's going on here. So the video is or isn't malware? Is it safe to listen to or not?

Perhaps the post was edited before I got here, but the video was free from malware and very nice. Just a link (no embed): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sk86s3v-iLA

Very cool stuff
In composing this piece, which dates from 1962, the author resorted to the experience of using one single sound source: the voice, which is habitually treated with instrumental support.

wormcode wrote:Well I loved it. Not sure what it has to do with dubstep (nothing), but there is a dub mentality in this type of avant garde music for sure.

Thanks for the link.
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Bernard+Parmegiani

okay, to be serious - it has nothing to do with dubstep at all, but for me it has a lot to do with inspiration and respect for the pioneers of electronic music and their approach to create music in a very different direction, away from the trodden paths.

the reason for setting the title to "future dubstep" (besides that it's a joke) is that i wish there would be perspectives like this in the future of electronic music and especially dubstep. this bass and space thing, was a nice idea i say and still has a lot of potential.

when it comes to think about sound and sound design there are a lot of possibilities to proceed from where we are now. the aim is to not get stuck in simple rhythmical patterns, similar sounds and the violence of sensation (which is mid-range bass for me). like the electroacoustic composers anyone could translate ideas, things, nature and whatever into sound.


just my 2 cents.

Yeah I get you man. That's what I meant about the dub mentality. That 60s and 70s approach of space and weight, tunes made from feeling things out instead of over-thinking everything.

hehe me I met him in real there is few years for a little meeting of acousmatic musician, he is really old now between 80 and 90 but still alive

LBE wrote:hehe me I met him in real there is few years for a little meeting of acousmatic musician, he is really old now between 80 and 90 but still alive

that's great, i hope he's fine.

francis dhomont was in my hometown last year to interpretate some of his works on an acousmonium. awesome experience.

wormcode wrote:Yeah I get you man. That's what I meant about the dub mentality. That 60s and 70s approach of space and weight, tunes made from feeling things out instead of over-thinking everything.

more over-thinking may be good. i like to hear some intelligence in music.

Samādhi wrote:

wormcode wrote:Yeah I get you man. That's what I meant about the dub mentality. That 60s and 70s approach of space and weight, tunes made from feeling things out instead of over-thinking everything.

more over-thinking may be good. i like to hear some intelligence in music.

Intelligence sure, but tweaking a synth patch for days is more what I meant about over-thinking... trying to make the craziest sound type thing.

wormcode wrote:

Samādhi wrote:

wormcode wrote:Yeah I get you man. That's what I meant about the dub mentality. That 60s and 70s approach of space and weight, tunes made from feeling things out instead of over-thinking everything.

more over-thinking may be good. i like to hear some intelligence in music.

Intelligence sure, but tweaking a synth patch for days is more what I meant about over-thinking... trying to make the craziest sound type thing.