a different direction on this track-
--->My Broken Melody
going to jamie's house
to send some tracks out to labels
and whatnot.
9.28.2009
9.27.2009
New Track Download. 9.27.09 11:39p.m.
I pretty much just let this one come out of me.
with a few minor touches on post production.
Pst. prd. is making some of the work a little easier
manipulating the character of the overall sound
after is saving me time. i can monitor the sound
the way i want to hear it when i write then i can
make adjustments for it to sound right on your
audio systems.
[Do It Cause I Like It] - high quality mix
so this is the end result of my
latest hunch on my latest track
now with a little bit of delay on the overall signal as well as low-cut
to take some of the bottom off of some channels
not featuring that option on my mixer.
these images are of the viewing screen on the mpc2000xl.
During my dj set last night
some dude told me that the mpc is obsolete right now.
i say you should bend or break all the rules and do what you want to do.....
not what you think you have to.
also big ups to Toro y Moi
for doing whatever he wants.
and everyone from 'drinking
in the morning'
UPDATE!
an important blog update.
[Do It Cause I like It.]
and i'm thinking if it sounds good in my car it must be a hit.
ALSO
I'm going to be a post production consultant/technician for THE CHOIR QUIT. they are hot to trot... and i have lots of ideas for their work,
i'll also be helping them become more independent by dropping knowledge bombs in their hideout.
all this was decided this weekend, important business is about to go down.
the choir quit is hot shit.
9.26.2009
New Track Download. 9.26.09 3:37a.m.
this might just be a banger.
i used one of my favorite records
from a while back by 'A1 People'
the vocal off of it is pretty intense.
it was a good time making this one.
Newtrack
9.25.2009
NOVGOROD explanation 9.25.09 6:27p.m.
Translated from Russian,
its name means roughly "The Great New City" or "The Big New City".
i have been in contact with a fellow there from whom i obtain Soviet synths and drum machines.
if they are analog components
they were made there in a military facility in or around 1983.
since Russia was not able to trade with the United States or Japan, they were forced to engineer their own synthesizers that are thought to be contemporaries of the early Roland machines. they have not engineered anything close to the Roland tb-303 but have instead topped the famed Roland sh-101. although similar in many ways the Soviet synths have their own character much more unique than what we are used to hearing in most electronic music.
this is a photo of my LELL UDS, i don't know what i'd do without it.
it's an analog drum machine, with no quarter inch inserts, it's all 5-pin DIN cable connections.
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