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Glad this isn't just me, when I first bought the C&S album, running was one of the stand out tracks for me, I love it. but it does seem to get slated an awful lot!carlyX wrote:JSest89 wrote: ON TOPIC:
Tell you what though.. i've become a fan of Running, since I bought the album.. so cheesy but so catchy, not heard it been dropped yet. Hoped they would at Fabric (31st) but they didn't. Anyway.. yeah it's a crowd pleaser tune. One for the bean'edz
it's not a sample! and sorry but they are rinsing that synth just a bit too much - 4 tunes all with pretty much the same lead synth..?my name is not billy wrote:its a filthy sample either way, love it!
Yeh i agree. eastern jam still kills it but i'm gettin tired of how samey the tunes start to sound!physical wrote:it's not a sample! and sorry but they are rinsing that synth just a bit too much - 4 tunes all with pretty much the same lead synth..?my name is not billy wrote:its a filthy sample either way, love it!
the tune after eastern jam sounds like a rusko tune, and then its chase and status - bits before wheres my moneyScrandad wrote:Can anyone tell me the tune that drops on the so called "Annie Mac Mix" by chase and status
its just after eastern jam... Before wheres my money starts up... i thought it was part of Madhouse... but after some research apparently not... Please correct me if i'm wrong!
I've been looking for this track for ages so any input is greatly recieved!
places to find this track are:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=I73bWnmqwbs
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu ... D=50002989
cheers
i swear that last tune is in fact a Chase & status tune, those bass sounds sound awfully familiar... if it is, then the above paragraph means nowt! i fuckin love madhouse, sick tune. chase & status have a certain sound, and their stickin to it, and why not!? i would.Jonnyrebel wrote:Heres my take on it, they make tunes that are well within their comfort zone. Yes the production is probably better than anyone else but that doesnt necessarily make the tune a good tune. Itl sound good but something like saxon or madhouse does nothing for me personally.Sickman wrote:Their production is next level, have you seen ther studio now... they have been producing underground dance music in the broadest sense for years (anyone read the ATM interview?) cant believe people still see them as jumping on the bandwagon like any producer outside the scene hadnt heard of Dubstep 3 years ago..
Rant over, good tune imo
http://getdarker.com/audio/sets/Hatcha_ ... 9-10-2008/
listen to the last tune on this mix. Trust best tune theyve done by far cos its different.
I have to agree, Running is a standout track on the album. Really feeling the eighties vibe across the intro no matter how cheesy it is. (to be honest, im a fan of the decade of music)my name is not billy wrote:carlyX wrote:Glad this isn't just me, when I first bought the C&S album, running was one of the stand out tracks for me, I love it. but it does seem to get slated an awful lot!JSest89 wrote: ON TOPIC:
Tell you what though.. i've become a fan of Running, since I bought the album.. so cheesy but so catchy, not heard it been dropped yet. Hoped they would at Fabric (31st) but they didn't. Anyway.. yeah it's a crowd pleaser tune. One for the bean'edz
haha, you dont say...DJ Vision wrote:Fused Forces wrote:bibishte wrote:sounds like eastern jam + saxon + "madhouse" sample. as much as i enjoyed chase&status' debut tunes, they have to try new things, too.
Defo, its a shame cos they are really versitile producers, they have made sum of the best DnB tracks over the years, which are all from very different angles from 1 another, dunno why when making dubstep they keep recycling the same material. Sure they will have sum fresh stuff dubstep wise in the not to distant future, cos they are more than capable.
Talkin of versitile DnB producersimagine Ed Rush & Optical having a crack at a few dubstep tunes
its a different genre to them, they have been making DNB for years, but not dubstep, their technical ability should help them make the transition!
This has been pointed out in other threads about their dubstep. A good track is a good track preset or not.Wachs Lyrical wrote:Don't mean to be another Chase & Status hater but you know that synth sound that they have rinsed? I can't believe no one has realised this but it is a preset on Native Instruments Massive plugin. It is called Brutal Electro.
Ok fair enough make a signature sound, but don't blatantly steal a PRESET!
init tho.. get kemal (konflict), dillinja .. old dillinja tho.. not cheesy dillinja ........... errrmmm... fuk it.. thats it... get the on the dubstep... thats if any1 can locate kemal....Fused Forces wrote:bibishte wrote:sounds like eastern jam + saxon + "madhouse" sample. as much as i enjoyed chase&status' debut tunes, they have to try new things, too.
Defo, its a shame cos they are really versitile producers, they have made sum of the best DnB tracks over the years, which are all from very different angles from 1 another, dunno why when making dubstep they keep recycling the same material. Sure they will have sum fresh stuff dubstep wise in the not to distant future, cos they are more than capable.
Talkin of versitile DnB producers
Ahahaha! Perfect!dalj_b wrote: It reminds me of playing GTA Vice City!!
seriously sick tune, I first heard it in a Justin Timberlake mash upadam_misst wrote:You wanna check out Ed Rush - Sludge...
