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I know there is that whole shitstorm with Beddewela and his Golden Rule EP but other than that I quite like the label selection and aesthetics. Shlømo, Tim Tama, Yan Cook, Introversion, Cleric all had releases that I very much enjoyed through ARTS. Is there any other particular reason why you do no...

Short answer: They're not gonna book you unless you have releases (preferably on reputable labels). Or at least it's much MUCH harder to get booked without them. Yes, that seems like a valid reason. Is that also the case even if you had good demo mixes of your music you could show or videos of othe...

Ben Kohonays wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 14, 2019 6:36 am

More shenanigans.

Impartial Waves "boss" Marie Noir Fake DJ Set on HÖR radio Berlin.

Is that the girl that shared the story of being harassed by the blush response?

Stulistically not my cup of tea but sounds good production-wise. Good stereo placing and well balanced mix of the pads. The arrangement seems very well executed although personally I’m not a big fan of those slowly progressing and never resolving tracks.

I tried to listen to it in a car from a mobile but somehow it won’t go past the 5th track. From what I’ve listened to already I love the percussive parts. Great grooves and sound design. I’m not a big fan of the melodic parts though. Too dramatic for me but this is purely personal. That being said t...

Mixton is my least favourite track of UVB. Ravage is great though. Big inspiration for me. Also great to see Lag’s track on the list.

I like the elements you have. The interplay between the crunchy drums and the dreamy synths work well. A small suggestion: Try to make the arpeggio that starts in the first break more complex. It's possibly linked to my listening environment (at the moment it's purely headphones), but it seems to m...

I love the drums and distortion on this. I’m not sure about the arrangement. Some parts are rushed and others go for a bit too long. But based on the ending I guess you’re still about to work on that.fair enough then.

Btw where can I find this hufty guy’s posts? I used the search function but got no results.

Yeah, I don’t get the whole hollywood horror films aesthetics that comes with a lot of techno. Like some of the mord releases. I like the music but totally not digging the vibe of the artworks.

I thought the question was rethorical since I said I was already too embarassed to post it here.

If I were an established producer and had enough balls then definetely. But don’t mind me. When you made up that example with a metal band guitarist I thought I’d definetely like to see such a video.

Yeah, but not all the courses are designed to get you employed after graduation. Some you go to just for the sake of studying it. Obviously paying tens of thousands for a music production course is hardly an investment but if you can afford it (and a lot of people can) and that's what you want to do...

I guess the problem is both the program peeps not really communicating well with the artist, but also the artist agreeing to do it and basically trying to blag it, rather than turn it down and lose the promotion opportunity. I`m pretty sure if we said "Subsekt challenge, make a video of you working...

She twitted this:
”Ppl really expect u to be a genius if u are filmed to do anything like did i say my song was good? No. Am I pressing a 10 min track on vinyl? Nooooo”

I have no experience with such courses myself but I was reading an interview with dax j where he talks about it briefly. „If I was to do it all again or advise anyone, I would do a private course like SAE. Its a lot more focused specific to DJ’s and Music production and you can do the full degree qu...

I saw her lecture at red bull academy on yt some time ago and apparently this is the way she makes music. As far as I remember she was quite open about not being so hard on the technical side of production. For me it was quite interesting to see that you can approach making music like that. I’m not ...

I watched couple of interviews with him and I wouldn’t expect anything else. He comes across as a massive egomaniac. But that’s not my point. I just find it funny when people coming from a punk background turn out to be so conservative when it comes to electronic music. The same goes for poeple list...

I just want to say that autechre is one of my favourite acts and that live coding is the dumbest shit to ever walk on earth (and fucking dancecult devoted an entire issue on that shit...) No offence man but your rant reminds me of this: https://youtu.be/AyRDDOpKaLM One of my favourite videos on yt ...