To be fair these sound pretty dull. I mean, what's new here? Nothing at all.

Loved some of your old dnb shit (wtf happened to Greater Love) but nah, these aren't for me at all.

Unbelievably good. Nice one.

FUNXION wrote:the cv313 remix is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad.

INCREDIBLE. MAKES ME LOVE MUSIC MORE THAN EVER!

working now.

Can anyone re-up this? Doesn't seem to work for me.

Stopped following it a few years back having followed it obsessively for about 8 years. And yes, my view of it was that it was indeed DEAD. There were a few exceptions of course, but going out was just rubbish; one good tune every ten just wasn't enough for me. Now, flicking through a few bits and b...

Definitely a good one for the loudness war thing too. Whacking vintage warmer on the mix don't make it good!

wot wot

That's fucking cool.

Monolake@Bloc
Frequency 7(Surgeon and Sims)@Tilted Disco
Martyn@FWD
Model 500@Fabric
Shackleton@Bloc.

Ah yes.

Finally figured out how to skip forward so it's all good. Pev Man stepping up.

No one record then?

Anyone record? I am listening again on BBC but could do with the download.

Fuck yeah

What Elgato said basically. Those Vince Watson mixes are properly good and will give you the kind of historical background you need when starting out in techno. Get his Detroit Classic Volumes. Then there's his mix inspired by Basic Channel which goes down the dubbed out, deepness vibe. I access all...

Martyn.
Peverelist.
2562.

It's definitely NOT what music is ALL about. But it IS cool!

Or just sidechain or arrange around it.

a related question, which i'd really appreciate any advice on... what techniques can one employ to get sub frequencies in both basslines and kicks which have real presence and weight, but without it making your speakers buzz? what things might i be doing wrong? Know what you're saying. I'm no pro, ...

Learn on Garageband. It's free and you'll figure the basics out quicker. Then stepping up to Logic will be exciting as well as much easier. You can make some good shit with Garageband.