Electronic Music 411 - NeXT-step

welcome morgan, enjoy your stay

also, lol @ lotus playing out the new daedelus single (hrs:mins:secs)

also, the first video is neither dubstep nor grime

link

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08/04/08 + jdg

i had a "jurassic classic" since we ran all our csound in IRIX on the purple beasts.

i thought i was cooler then hell, until i found out that making music on a computer was much easier on windows.

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08/05/08 + lilt

haha finally!

check out vexd

and scorn

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08/05/08 + daswesen

i use an indigo II and a nextstation to support my desk.

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08/05/08 + packetst0rm

Dubstep, finally London produces a good musically genre ( grime is pap... ) instead of waiting for someone up norf to push the musical envelope for us.

I've been meaning to head down to FFWD for years! Couple of my mates have been running a dubstep night in brighton/camberwell for like 3 or 4 years now!

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08/05/08 + Analog

Benga's Afro Warrior album is great.
I'm getting a bit bored of some of the wobbly bass line, wispy shakers dubstep.
There's still a lot of interesting stuff going on though, it's not going to go the way of formulaic drum&bass yet i don't think.

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08/05/08 + mpg

seconding vex'd and scorn

08/05/08 + packetst0rm

What I like about dubstep is that is a very wide genre that never fails to surpise! I do rather like Benga's album but I have noticed that there seems to be alot of slowed down drum and bass recently...where is the dub in that?

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08/05/08 + bla

i heard a set of slowed down dnb years ago ('98?) and thought it was some crazy new style i hadnt heard then a couple of years later the dj told me it was just dnb on 33

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08/05/08 + fichu

burial's stuff is beautiful

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08/05/08 + nagrom

also, the first video is neither dubstep nor grime

I know, but it has some of the feel and it got me looking more closely at Milanese.

seconding vex'd and scorn

Yeah, I have some Benga and Vex'd -- it rocks.

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08/05/08 + cbit

There's a milanese track that i love: Caramel Cognac. But only for a couple of minutes at a time.

The vid for that clark remix is excellent! (it that an 'official' thing?)

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08/05/08 + nagrom

No, it's a sort of survey of Nato (pre-Jitter video library for Max)...and a 'piece' in its own right. Linked from some art blog. The Clark remix is just background music.

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