Re: [LAU] acid techno test

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To: Julien Claassen <julien@...>
Cc: LAU <linux-audio-user@...>
Date: Monday, May 16, 2011 - 9:25 pm

On 16 May 2011 22:13, Julien Claassen wrote:

Well yeah, early to mid 90's techno. It had so many names that I
was/am never sure what to call it.

>  Maybe a start at the tempo: It's probably not WAY too slow, but perhaps way

Yes I did want to speed it up, but it's kinda awkward as I would need
to do time-shrinking/and/or/beat slicing.

> going and chillout. I remember, that techno round that time could be happy

Depending on what speed you played it on the record player. There was
some slow stuff. But definitely I think if I make another then a
faster speed is the thing to do from the start. I wanted to make it
fast but for some reason settled on 120bpm!?

> substances were quite well in trade at that time, so people somehow managed

I heard that too!

>  The bass drum: I miss the good old kick your arse and make your neighbours

Well I used a random kick sample from one of the hydrogen kits and
applied lots of fx to it. My trouble is I intend to do one thing, then
do something else, then the next day change it all again.

>  The mangled hihats were a nice touch and certainly fitted into the techno

I did want to avoid using 'stock' sounds.

> people. :-) The same goes for sound right at the beginning, can't really

Yes I did want disfigured sounds!

> wrong, I'm nt totally against it, it takes me back, yes I listened to that

Not all the techno tracks had that. I downloaded around 40 tracks from
youtube, and well, let's just say tb303 was over used imo and techno
doesn't necessarily require one. at least that was the basis i was
working on. not having one and all that. only equipped with yoshimi
here ;-)

> frequency spectrum. Either that, or easing up on the hihats, so they can

No no. I don't really know what I'm talking about either :-)

>  Kindest regards

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[LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Mon May 16, 8:48 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Frank Barknecht, (Tue May 17, 8:28 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, , (Tue May 17, 8:36 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Cedric Roux, (Tue May 17, 8:36 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Atte André Jensen, (Tue May 17, 6:24 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Julien Claassen, (Tue May 17, 8:39 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Diego Simak, (Mon May 16, 11:54 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Tue May 17, 2:35 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Tue May 17, 2:37 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Chris Cannam, (Mon May 16, 10:09 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Stone, (Mon May 16, 10:37 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Stone, (Mon May 16, 10:43 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, robert lazarski, (Mon May 16, 9:14 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Julien Claassen, (Mon May 16, 9:13 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Mon May 16, 9:25 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Julien Claassen, (Tue May 17, 8:36 am)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Tue May 17, 2:28 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Vytautas Jancauskas, (Tue May 17, 3:19 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, James Morris, (Tue May 17, 3:41 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Diego Simak, (Tue May 17, 4:05 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Paul Davis, (Tue May 17, 3:52 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Cedric Roux, (Tue May 17, 4:03 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Cedric Roux, (Tue May 17, 3:29 pm)
Re: [LAU] acid techno test, Julien Claassen, (Tue May 17, 2:43 pm)