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Polynomial-C (Maceo Plex Edit)


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I'm quite surprised Watmm didn't even mention this..."thing" and that no blood was shed on that subject yet.

https://soundcloud.com/maceoplex/aphex-twin-polynomial-c-maceo

 

 

 

dear haters, this is not a remix, it's an edit, and the intention is to make it possible for a dj to play Aphex's beautiful classic in a modern techno set.

 

Yeah because a track with a breakbeat in the same time signature is SO hard to incorporate in a set. :facepalm:

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Yeah, a friend showed this to me yesterday evening, asking what I thought of this "remix" by his fave DJ at the moment. I told him it's not worth being called a remix and it is absolutely horrible. Funny to see the DJ has now changed the title into 'edit' instead of 'remix'. Dipshit.

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the original is godlike. and this version....whatever. i'll download it anyway just for novelty. just another excuse to listen to the original, i guess.

 

 

.... god these beats get boring really fast...

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um this is horrible. he should have at least done something a little bit more engaging if he's gonna showcase a melody from the twin. wtf. really, a modern day cookie cutter techno groove (actually its more like 2008ish anyway ha) looped over and over?

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Sounds like a deadmau5 beat on top of the track.

 

I don't understand how the original isn't "possible to DJ in a modern techno set". Doesn't have to a have a monotonous uninspired beat to make it "modern".

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It's not horrendous but it seems so pointless. I always took edits as ways to stretch out, repeat, or enhance build-ups and climaxes. This does the complete opposite. The best parts are literally denied from occurring. Instead we get a slick but generic 4/4 beat. If Polynomial-C is passionate sex IRL this is literally a half-hearted wank over overproduced HD porn.

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The arpeggios are just too damn slow.

You can't do that shit to the Polynomial-C arpeggios man. They gotta be at the original tempo, that's the point of them.

So true. And those goddamn beats....the horror

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The arpeggios are just too damn slow.

You can't do that shit to the Polynomial-C arpeggios man. They gotta be at the original tempo, that's the point of them.

The original ripped you (Philip Glass) off! :emotawesomepm9:

 

The edit is OK. Nothing amazing, nothing shitty. No one was probably hurt in the making of it. Why so serious?

 

 

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speaking of which, here's a jazzy interview with philip glass (talking about afx and eno, amongst other things)

 

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/philip-glass

 

<iframe src="//player.vimeo.com/video/66870615" width="500" height="281" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>

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speaking of which, here's a jazzy interview with philip glass (talking about afx and eno, amongst other things)

 

http://www.redbullmusicacademy.com/lectures/philip-glass

 

<iframe src="//player.vimeo.com/video/66870615" width="500" height="281" webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen allowfullscreen></iframe>

 

Awesome. Thank you. I can't get enough to hearing him describe his work ethic.

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maceo plex / maetrik isn't a hack. he's got a p cool minimal futuristic aesthetic (suck it). smoking a cigar in a space helmet kind of vibes.. and yeah this edit fits in to that better than the original.

 

although i remember years ago there was a dance floor version of windowlicker that disgusted me for similar reasons to those posted in this thread. however, that was released on vinyl for moneys and i'm pretty sure it had no distinctive sound at all and was more pointless.

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