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Originally Posted by zosthegoatherd  As for getting a sound closer to NIN, buy some '80's gear, listen to skinny puppy, chase Al Jurgensen around, and get Adrian Sherwood to teach you to mix. |
Snicker, snicker
I like Trent's endeavors but that shit is the truth. Do not forget that Danny Hyde an associate of Coil helped craft some of that NIN sound as well. But I digress...
How to make Industrial music IMO starts with a sampler. Sample noises, people crying there hearts out, maybe sample your grandmother as she takes her last breath.
In 1989-90 I was making pretty good Industrial with a Ensoniq EPS a Yamaha RY30 and a microphone with some distortion pedals and some delays.
Screw it, if it is Industrial than call it that. If it is experimental who cares! I have always enjoyed making music and other people can take their pigeon holes and kick rocks.
The link below is something that I made and would call Industrial. The fellow who Mastered (and I know he likes Coil and Current 93) it said it was refreshing to hear something genre-less. So what do I know anyway....
Audio Resistance - A Troubling Concern - SoundCloud I still think it sounds industrial.....