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Old 5th December 2012   #61
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I'm not familiar with any of the artists mentioned on this thread.

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Can you post some examples of what "good" techno sounds like these days?
for me this is an amazing song and a legen
Robert Hood - Chase (1994) - YouTube

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I had to do something, and since there's new techno - and techniques being discussed in this one..... did you check the other thread?
ps: Juan Atkins is still fresh to my ears
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Oh man I thought I was loosing it....you changed the name thread...shame on you. LOL
Just messing, good looking out buddy.
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Would agree 100%, who would have anticipated such a simple machine would dominate EDM so much.

Becuase the truth is it has, not sure which other machine in EDM has dominated as much as the Roland 909...Could be wrong..
I would say the TB 303 Comes close maybe the 808 a little more with hip hop I would say.
you find all kinf of drummachines in techno especially in early techno... later it gets more uniform in the sounds and many moved away fromthe roland drum machines to seperate from the shitstormthe copycats had created. when the 909 was finaly out of fashion and the copycats had discovered the synth drums and elektrons some got rolands back in the boot.. but up to now the prices are up again....


beside that the 909 is far from a simple drum machine.. has your drum machine flams ?
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Minilogue, Extrawelt, MAx Cooper, Stephan Bodzin, Microtrauma,

Two of my fav songs lately:



Extrawelt is a good producer I also like Conforce.
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I had to do something, and since there's new techno - and techniques being discussed in this one..... did you check the other thread?
ps: Juan Atkins is still fresh to my ears
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Thats fine man. its not a big deal.

Half the stuff in that classic techno thread is anything but. Not that important though...


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you find all kinf of drummachines in techno especially in early techno... later it gets more uniform in the sounds and many moved away fromthe roland drum machines to seperate from the shitstormthe copycats had created. when the 909 was finaly out of fashion and the copycats had discovered the synth drums and elektrons some got rolands back in the boot.. but up to now the prices are up again....


beside that the 909 is far from a simple drum machine.. has your drum machine flams ?
Yes I know what you mean. Yes my 909 has flam

It also has accented highhats
Has level controls and tuning and decay......
Finally I think it is analog.
Ha ha but seriously the machine has been designed to be musical and this is why i cannot understand why people still want to sample it, you are loosing the music when you sample it people.
Love my 909.

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Just going to push play now my friend. Let you know soon.
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I'm not familiar with any of the artists mentioned on this thread.

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Can you post some examples of what "good" techno sounds like these days?
Really? Never heard of Robert Hood, Jeff Mills, Basic Channel, Underground Resistance etc? They're pretty much the most famous names in techno.
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are you sure that the tempest is a techno machine? everytime i visit somebody in the studio that has it, the tempest put out some weard snurgeling rhytmic background stuff but i never have heard id pumpin and kicking sofar...
It takes a bit of processing and its a lot more suited to house and electro than straight up techno but here's a bit of Tempest in techno.
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is it a problem to be younger than the genre you are writing in? does that make you to some kind of teddy boy in the 70´s ? and you do technobilly?
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Still in love with Hertzblut (Bodzin) and probably always will be.
Extrawelt, Cooper, Romboy, Huntemann, Dubfire, Matador, Ambivalent, Microtrauma....as well.

Had a really nice live gig before Marc Romboy this week-end

I'm really an ITB producer. I like to summ OTB with my neve 8816.
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So where's the "new" techno in this thread? Personally I prefer darker flavours, more industrial.


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I'll be posting some new techno when I wake up this evening. I didn't even realise there was a new techno thread! The UK is doing something a bit different at the moment. I'll show later!
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what about outboard processing & mixing techniques?

i actually find the 909 a little hard to mix.. the BD just eats up all the low/mid as do the toms.. also never managed to get that perfect rob hood kick, subtle yet present.. i'm assuming tape is/was involved. i also need to step up my compression game as it's all ITB (waves plugs) i know elysia have a great rep..anything else?
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Do you have some pics of your setup?
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i've been loving this lately.

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Priceless track (and EP) by IA Bericochea:


Love this classic, To make something like that in 1994... Class. Very hypnotic, and really messes with your head:


Love this one by Speedy J as well:

This is such an amazing banger... It works always, sounds so bombastic, @ 120 or 135 bpm, doesn't matter. Always moves a crowd. And you can loop it for like 15 minutes behind other tracks and it stays.... Awesome.

Brood Audio and Sleaze put out some great stuff at the moment!
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and is about the most expenisve tool on the market.. and you lay words in my mouth the only person mentioning a 909 here is you..
You forgot 101 and 303. I mentioned those also.
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what about outboard processing & mixing techniques?

i actually find the 909 a little hard to mix.. the BD just eats up all the low/mid as do the toms.. also never managed to get that perfect rob hood kick, subtle yet present.. i'm assuming tape is/was involved. i also need to step up my compression game as it's all ITB (waves plugs) i know elysia have a great rep..anything else?
funny... i find the 909 (as well as the 808 & 606) very easy to mix...
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If techno is "about the future" then isn't there an implied responsibility for that future? If you are still buying vinyl records then you are being socially irresponsible by ignoring techno(logy) and consuming a petroleum by product. After all records are made of plastic and plastic is made from oil...

...then again maybe it's just music to dance the nite away, while eating pills in a grimy warehouse.

Or maybe it's about stacking up more and more gear.

... I dont know anymore...
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funny... i find the 909 (as well as the 808 & 606) very easy to mix...
606/707/808 are super easy for me... 909 not so much, the massive kick seems to swallow and clash any kind of bass line i apply (i'm not a great mixing engineer btw)
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funny... i find the 909 (as well as the 808 & 606) very easy to mix...
yep..they are.. but hard for itb people because they push all their other sounds in the background
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^ i actually mix on a 1996 mackie 1604 board lol
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You forgot 101 and 303. I mentioned those also.
and what is wrong with these??
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hey audio.. i often appreciate your contributions around here but it is a little rebarbative to hear you complain/berate: people using presets, people ITB, people using clones. fwiw i actually agree with your opinions but

can't we move on to some more constructive business?
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This is a joke yes?
Why would it be a joke? And why are you being so arrogant?
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This is ****ing good bro.


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So whats happening in your techno world? what are you creating and what are you listening to? any new gear on the horizon? I am still waiting for the delivery of the Analog four.
Hey buddy.

Post links to what you consider "new techno".

I just want to know what were's talking about.
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I stopped listening to techno in 1991 or so...i got into it through eurobreat and newbeat in the mid eighties, leading me to the sheffield stuff and other brit late eighties, early nineties techno...dont know who to start with now as its been so long, plus genres were kind of sparse on the ground then...nowadays wtf??

Just finished this as an old school kinda thing...but i want to get a more modern sound, or at least more current than 1990

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3146805/The%...20Solitary.mp3

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Ill check out some of the stuff in this thread but any other current suggestions would be appreciated
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This is ****ing good bro.

Yeah and works great in the club, always gets a good reaction. Just shows that despite all the whinging and whining on here, there is great music being made these days, just have to look.



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Ah thank-you. Now I understand why there are so few women at techno parties.
Nah...it's coz a lot of the guys show up with their boyfriends

Anyhoo...I never asked, but assumed "EDM" means "Electronic Dance Music".

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It sounded OK to me.
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what about outboard processing & mixing techniques?

i actually find the 909 a little hard to mix.. the BD just eats up all the low/mid as do the toms.. also never managed to get that perfect rob hood kick, subtle yet present.. i'm assuming tape is/was involved. i also need to step up my compression game as it's all ITB (waves plugs) i know elysia have a great rep..anything else?
i find distressors are very well suited for techno,punchy in your face sound ,it may not be as clean and hifi compared to elysia comps ,but i like the grit.
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