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Is that a link to a trojan horse? |
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FYI: this is a great autechre interview which lots of people would find very interesting. too bad the thread title indicates otherwise and many people will probably ignore it... |
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When it gets down to actual tracks and production details, Booth clams up. The dripping ice sounds and sci-fi tunnel effects of “Tankakern”? “Akai MPC, Elektron Mono and Machinedrum, 606. Nord Lead,” Booth peeps. “Fol3” sounds like unwilling farm animals being pulled backward through a death chute. Surely Booth could offer a riddle or two. “It's all stuff that was recorded with an AKG 1000 mic,” he replies, “then processed on a homemade patch, then used as source material and cut up. Just a simple edit job on a bunch of stuff, both physical things and instruments. I can't remember all the sources. The patch itself is running about 50 or 60 samples. Then that got cut up.” As for the animal-accident-barking-crashing sound collisions of “Steels,” he only says, “I don't want to talk about how we did that 'cause there are some secret techniques involved, but most of it is MPC. |
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I think you can tell a lot of bits of Quaristice come from recorded sources. Very interesting read. The music is still too much for me though. I would like them to use these techniques to make some pop music. |
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they should do a jackson remix album! ae remixing thriller (lol) |
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its kind of odd because its true. when i made music before all i would do was load vst and make melodies in the piano roll. when i realized all the infinite possibilities of manipulating sound and layering sound, it really opened up a new world. the way they use samples, synths, layers, fx hardware software they use it all to make coherent pieces and original pieces.. its something to admire |
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They're just sell outs and were probably paid to advertise 'AKG 1000 mic' etc. just like maddox advertised that stupid phone or whatever. |
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the internet does noty exist |
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I think they were trying dispel peoples fixation on gear. Their equipment is nothing really out of the ordinary. They are good because of their creative use of gear and not because of what gear they have. |
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