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Author: dylan on June 23 2007 Viewed 2849 times. 21 people liked this blog. You can rate it below if you haven't already.
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Here is a link to a very illuminating article about one of my all time favorite producers - Luke Vibert. It just goes to show that you don't have to be a gear fiend to be a kick ass producer.
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06/25/07
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jdg
size = sign
size ≠ the only thing that matters
06/25/07
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djugel
and have good taste in sampling.. Kerrier District is about 80% samples.. Get some Salsoul records ... I can't stress this enough.
06/25/07
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Thanks for this dylan. Makes me want to get back into reason, maybe I'll buy 4.0 once next years income tax rolls around. :-D
06/25/07
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zfigz
oh, and btw, i used to "really" like vibert's stuff (still do), but a lot of it is just breakbeats with solid compression and found melodic samples slapped together...it is very fun to listen to.
06/26/07
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hardvoltnine
I like it, but to pick it apart in a classical musical sense, it lacks melody and song dynamics. I really do think it posesses dynamics that other musicians/producers don't. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOr, he has good dance, sound, and coolness.
I don't know reason at all. But I'm sure its not magic.
06/26/07
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dylan
anyone who has a refined taste for ripe cheese must be trusted.
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