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Old 11th September 2006   #5
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Originally Posted by horseface View Post
I think that electronic music is such a broad thing that most gear would have a use within one genre or another.



I've got the Duende and the UAD plugins and while they might work nicely for my smooth and 'produced' stuff, they wouldn't work so great on my insanely aggressive arse kicking techno because part of what makes the sound is the bite, nastiness and sometimes 'cheapness' of the gear.
a good gabber trick is to overload preamps in a desk to give you that dirty square wave. cheap is better.
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said it before but gates can do wonders. seriously overlooked nowadays, early techno producers used those a lot
overload a signal, than gate it to make it snappy, often the gate adds an extra click, if you mangle it enough
I'd seriously recommend getting a small modular system, load it with a midi interface, a couple of filters, phaser, and adsr (instead of getting a dedicated gate) to use as a signal processor, apart from the normal synthesizer function.

Horseface, how's the duende treating you? doesn't it have the slam that mofo SSL agressive compression?
This a relative of yours? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJJyNIs9dNE
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