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On 9/5/2023 at 9:02 AM, Fade Rhombus said:
For decades they told us we were facing an ice age ( even though we're just emerging from one now ), then it was the ozone layer, then it was BSE, then it was the milennium bug, then it was the mayans and their invisible planet and that propaganda movie "2012" that scared people half to death.
Ozone, acid rain, lead, y2k. You do realize the reason those are no longer crises is because scientists rallied to regulators and regulators did what they needed to do to stop it from getting worse right? We are only asking the same treatment be give to climate change. The evidence is OVERWHELMING, our best scientists have produced models and shown time and time again CO2 and other pollutants are contributing to a greenhouse effect and very quickly raising the temps on earth. The global average temperature has raised consistently over the last few years. This is shit humans are putting the in air that hasn't been there for millions of years, the current iterations of lifeforms here have never had this much carbon to deal with. Do you know how much a TON of carbon weighs? Can you picture that as an object, like a big ass pile of coal or dirt or something? Thats mixed in the sky now, times 40 billion, times every year going forward. To say that is 'natural' when we have been releasing this massive, massive amount of air into the sky every year at an increasing rate, and you expect nothing is being effected by it?
Yes, the libs want your tax money, that must be it, it's not the giant greedy megacorporations that control our oil industry that actually is obligated by it's shareholders to destroy this planet, it's the libs "pretending" to care, great theory dude.
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Listening to it in a vacuum (haven't listened to dj shadow in ages so I don't have a good reference point). I kind of like it, a bit of cheese to it, really softly mixed VST music, kind of reminds me of mark mothersbaugh kinda shit. It's funny though how theres no hard edges at all or any sounds that really stand out in the mix
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I'd love to see a new developer come in an try to refresh the tracker space. I think the M8 tracker is pretty innovative but it's tied to a specific control scheme and hardware architecture. I think theres a lot of cool things that could be done. Radium tracker looks interesting, not sure if thats what I mean though
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I slept on this. But daaaaamn wtf this is so good
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This album sounds especially better and engaging on speakers than headphones. Something about how it's mixed I think. On headphones I think it the stereo field doesn't translate well or something like that. At least for me I dunno about others.
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Really liking the track "Maybe" - reminds me of some happier squarepusher tracks. Turn it up loud.
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Out now: https://gjonesbass.bandcamp.com/album/paths
Anyone else into this guy's stuff? This one has some of the singles from earlier this year on it. Didn't realize those would ultimately be on an album so I was pleasantly surprised to see this release.
Also, he's been touring w/ Luke Vibert in the US which I thought was pretty cool. At least at a couple shows.
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On 9/12/2023 at 7:37 AM, BobDobalina said:
Psyched for this, dude really seems to like the number 88 for some reason
thats the nazi number
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On 10/1/2023 at 10:54 AM, o00o said:
Great advice thx
Today also cocoon dropped for switch and other systems it’s by one of the guys who designed inside for playdead but left the company afterwards to do his own game which is now finished:
This was amazing.
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Anyone else have their GAS shift partially back to plugins? Maybe it's just from getting more into DAW-based work again to mix my tracks but, I bought so many plugins over the past year or two. I feel like I'm rediscovering what is trendy in the industry right now and what people use, trying to pick and choose what fits with my workflow. With the leaps made by some modern EDM/bass music I've gotten to the point where I have no idea how certain sounds are made anymore. People love using huge complex chains of effects, gated verbs, OTT and inflator, hard clipping shit on purpose, lots of distortion. Feeling kind of behind the times, but also very inspired by what the young folks are doing, slowly figuring out how to apply what I like about it to my own music.
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3 hours ago, Berk said:
Wonderwall
Lmao I mean he did say he liked oasis earlier in the same interview
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Well, we do know he was involved in nine inch nails stuff around that time. Not really pop though, but maybe something adjacent to that?
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I'm guessing there is some ralph lundsten recording that has a reese-like bass sound in it and richard made the connection. No idea what song though because I'm not familiar with anything ralph lundsten did except that he was an early electronic pioneer.
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I've listened to this album a lot. It kind of hits a nostalgic, comforting spot for me, it's borderline vaporwave in that way. Hits me in the same kind of spot as this album.
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There are successful artists that also collect tons of gear, and successful artists that have very minimal workflows ITB, or with, say just, an MPC or roland SP-series and hone in (four tet, autechre). I think collecting many different mediums and esoteric tools is a valid approach as an artist, it's harder to dive deep on technique when you're spread across gear, sure, but it can be done (aphex, tycho). Early on, when I was starting to make music, trying many many different free vst plugins was sort of something I got really into. Maybe this could be considered GAS, or not. But I think there was merit in exploring different things all the time. I also changed DAW many times, this often transformitively changed my perspective and approach and overall made me stronger at making music. Switching to hardware was a huge, huge setback in productivity at first, but it set me on a path that actually made me very happy. To me, sitting with the same tools for album after album feels unfulfilling, I like changing it up. I hit a wall of interest and say, ok, time to spice it up, it's just who I am, I can't not explore or try new ideas, as often new ideas creates a drive to find the right tool to achieve it. I'm not happy just getting good at one kind of music and polishing it to the extreme for too long, perfect music is boring, I need new to shake things up, I need to hear something new.
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Liking this one a bit more the more I listen. Memories of music still gives me a lot of brain tingles so I keep going back to it, but the rest is good too. I think I have a hard time with it on headphones due to how it's mixed.
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really having trouble forming an opinion on this for some reason, might need more time. I LOVE the proggy jazz-rock influences but it overall feels very random and blurry to me. Nothing has quite caught on or been memorable to me sound-wise to me, in the same way Age Of or Magic OPN caught me. Maybe I just like the more pop bent melodies. Sometimes it takes me a while to like certain music, I've always had a hard time w/ OPN's but something keeps me coming back.
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https://www.patreon.com/colugomusic/about
New experimental DAW. Seems to have a lot of unique features that would be interesting/useful to some of you.
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I like Memories of Music
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I would love to just borrow a monomachine for a few weeks to see what all the fuss is about. I've never had a chance to use one.
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1 hour ago, YELLOW said:
I literally think my favorite RDJ material is the Rushup Edge EP
me too. my most prized vinyl is that album.
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On 9/14/2023 at 1:52 AM, Richie Sombrero said:
Damogen top 3 for me with Ultravisitor and FMWT.
bold statement, but I respect it!
The original topic on this album got closed. Do I remember correctly that some longer threads got closed after a forum upgrade? -
Dude, same. I was thinking that as well. I also was looking back at some albums like damogen furies and realizing in retrospect how good they are. Really excited to hear whatever is next.
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I feel like the last post I made in this thread was cringe and wanted to apologize for it. I was in a really negative mood.
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Nathan Fake - Crystal Vision (album)
in New & Upcoming Releases
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Theres a lot of folks that are intentionally hardclipping these days.