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frebentos wrote:

kidlogic wrote:
@ Freebentos - its still all programed beats, they just play live over the top. They dont necessarily quantize everything though, which is both part of the charm and vibe of it (for me anyway) and what makes it feel like the tunes are falling out of time. Except for Randy's stuff (I think). One of them was saying how they have a sequencer that falls out of time "in just the right way"....
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yea man, i was tlakign more about the dsico and shit, I assumed all the skweee stuff was programmed but meant to be a bit all over the place. Excuse my lack of production speak as I really dont have a clue...

Right on... I figured, but it can make a big mental difference when mixing, I find. But yeah, thats why I try to only mix a 'live' tune into a programed one if I can help it... and like I was sayin, some of it isnt in time, so...

No worries on the production-speak - I know how to do it, but still dont always know how to get my point across sometimes - I feel you man.

Ive decided that Im going to try to get three mixes done this weekend if I can. One old house vinyl, one new house mp3's from a friend (super-hot new school jackin house - so sick!) and the Skweeee mix Ive been putting on the back burner for months. The Skweee one is gonna be the toughest - programing those sets take ages! (But so worth it!)

kidlogic wrote:@ Spiro - not all skweee falls on the one either.

very true! it was more singing out loud [while writing it] the tune I always get in my head thinking of mixing that old stuff!

bigup the Dr. funkenstein every time !!!

kidlogic wrote: programing those sets take ages! (But so worth it!)

YES !

kidlogic wrote:I just wish more of them were around 70/140 bpms...

HA you want to mix it w/ dubstep, but i've only heard 1 or 2 skweee tracks that're that slow. mostly 90-100 as you said, and there are some up at 110-120.

it can be beat matched but you have to keep the mixes short or they go out of time.

@kidlogic - you got pavan's Sophie Rimheden remix? it's at 72 bpm and what a killer tune.

kidlogic wrote:I just got the 'Museum of Modern Sound II' promo .. Cop that shit when it comes out!

any idea of a release date? on digital or hard matter?

mp3 dl here:
http://www.klicktrack.com/klicktrack/re ... re-sound-2

cd here:
http://www.flogstadanshall.com/order.html

Beeyatch wrote:mp3 dl here:
http://www.klicktrack.com/klicktrack/re ... re-sound-2

cd here:
http://www.flogstadanshall.com/order.html

cheers!

they not doing a vinyl release?

EDIT: i don't mind to much cos'ave tractor...

kidlogic wrote:I just got the 'Museum of Modern Sound II' promo .. Cop that shit when it comes out!

just D/L'ed it now...

that Eero Johannnes track is something else! the final drop at around 3.25 is

I don't get it?

@legendary - juicy electro funk nuggets at a slow n slinky groove. what's not to get?

@tekton - no vinyl. it's kind of tuff to do an 18 track comp on vinyl. maybe 2 12's at 33 RPM but SO much more cost effective for the label to do CD.

Beeyatch wrote: @tekton - no vinyl. it's kind of tuff to do an 18 track comp on vinyl. maybe 2 12's at 33 RPM but SO much more cost effective for the label to do CD.

all good.. i was just wondering if they'd put out a few choice cuts on 7"....

got the whole thing on 320 anyhow and run tractor so i'm not to worried

@ kidlogic, nice one for that mix on your virb - jam1.

Beeyatch wrote:

kidlogic wrote:I just wish more of them were around 70/140 bpms...

HA you want to mix it w/ dubstep, but i've only heard 1 or 2 skweee tracks that're that slow. mostly 90-100 as you said, and there are some up at 110-120.

it can be beat matched but you have to keep the mixes short or they go out of time.

Ive got 4 now... the two Eero tunes, Wankers United and and Madam Skoui... actually theres another two older ones I cant think of, now that I think of it...

and its all still done on drum machines so its still in time, its just that their beat structures are so weird sometimes that you'll think its on when its not...

@ Are-K142 - thanks man, there's another one (or two) in the works right now...

Tekton Naggar wrote:

Beeyatch wrote: @tekton - no vinyl. it's kind of tuff to do an 18 track comp on vinyl. maybe 2 12's at 33 RPM but SO much more cost effective for the label to do CD.

all good.. i was just wondering if they'd put out a few choice cuts on 7"....

got the whole thing on 320 anyhow and run tractor so i'm not to worried

Theres more digital skweee goodness on www.digital-tunes.net - search for Harmonia

kidlogic wrote:

Tekton Naggar wrote:

Beeyatch wrote: @tekton - no vinyl. it's kind of tuff to do an 18 track comp on vinyl. maybe 2 12's at 33 RPM but SO much more cost effective for the label to do CD.

all good.. i was just wondering if they'd put out a few choice cuts on 7"....

got the whole thing on 320 anyhow and run tractor so i'm not to worried

Theres more digital skweee goodness on www.digital-tunes.net - search for Harmonia

ahead of you on that one mate! picked them up a while ago....

claws costeau is a badman!

thought all you london skwee fiends might be interested in this:



best thing is it's free(e)..still not sure if i can bring myself to go in the Old Blue Last though, full on wanksville..

oh yeah and spamchop is a notts BADMAN!

FC wrote: best thing is it's free(e)..still not sure if i can bring myself to go in the Old Blue Last though, full on wanksville..

fucking right gyal...ON THIS!
As for the old blue last, a healthy dose of tonic is good for dealing with wankness

FC wrote:oh yeah and spamchop is a notts BADMAN!

Metske from Notts as well isn't he? well, he lives there at least!