digman

cool mantis photo man

Nice looking studio there bud

Neat timeline in the spoiler

I hear they are planning for 5 seasons! Kind of changed the way I thought about whats gonna happen next week when I heard that.

Not the best TV series I've ever seen but I've enjoyed it, looking forward to the finale for sure. Big ass nerdy spoilys conspiracy theories:

DJ I DON'T READ MENU (REMIX) DJ SLAP THAT CHOPSTICK OUTTA YA HAN BISH (DEEP DEPRESSION MIX)

Yeah that section that kicks in about 32:00 - 38:00 mins is insane. The people in the venue must have lost their shit

The paper stock used is pretty nice, it has an interesting texture and the sleeves are printed with cool IDM stuff.

NY tomorrow night with Patricia in a church. DOPE https://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?894095

shit can't wait to find some good hardvapor. Edit: this post was not worth tipping over my 699 post count mark.

I got mine earlier this week, the packaging on all of them is amazing. There is soo much thought and design put into all of them that you would never know about if you didn't have them in front of you. Amber is such a good example of how to use the space on a Gatefold well.

I'd love to start filling one of these. I saw a nice quote on this forum this week from someone discussing a theory (was called plunder-something) that electronic musicians make their best music of their career when they have little to no gear at their disposal. Can't find the quote for the life of me right now unfortunately. Found it - from the Minilogue thread Takahashi is the dude. I feel like he should be a household name for synth nerds by now. This is great, I like the way he says the Volca designs were deliberately inspired by the limitations of the crap 2nd-hand gear that early techno producers were using. Yeah that is the feel that I get out of the Volca line up. They're *very* good at one thing and not so good at everything else. There is lots of room to explore and trick the machines into doing different things they were not designed to do and get around the limitations. Yes and I think that's fantastic. I've surely mentioned this elsewhere but it reminds me of Tom Ellard's idea of "fleacore": http://tomellard.com/cave/fleacore.html

Modulation of filter decay and resonance I reckon. This thing is gonna be dank for writing loopy sequences. Nice and focused. Its like we got Dan from Akai all over again, the Sweetwater Demos sound not good. The Korg Demos on their soundcloud sound good

Listened to this a lot this weekend. Kind of standing out to me as one of my favorite releases this year. Very impressed stuff. 4th Track that I mentioned early has grown on me a lot. Later portions of the track have some Sean & Rob vibes to it.