Dominick Winters wrote:
quoted 1 line Bouncing Ball.
> Bouncing Ball.
Better yet, play him some Richard Divine. His remix of "come to daddy" on
the Warp 10+3 comp is one of the most highly programmed tracks I've ever heard.
He must use at least 300 samples in that track! Amazing... Also, funkstrorung,
most ae, and the rest of schematic records are good choices too.
-andrew
quoted 30 lines A freind of mine is a pretty serious house / garage producer (System 69 as
>
>
> > A freind of mine is a pretty serious house / garage producer (System 69 as
> > his mum doesn't call him).
> > In an attempt to enlighten him, I lent him a copy of Selected Ambient
> Works.
> > He was impressed by it, but what suprised me was that he remarked on the
> > incredible drum programming on We Are the Music Makers, something that I
> > hadn't really noticed. I'm guessing that this is because I''m not a
> serious
> > producer, and have no real idea of what's hard to program. I tend to
> assume
> > that if its fast, it must be difficult (probably since I'm used to 'real'
> > instuments).
> > So, here's a question for you more production oriented types: if I wanted
> to
> > seriously impress the guy, what should I play him? I'm really looking for
> > pretty mainstream idm: Aphexy, Autechrey type axis.
> >
> > Jorkens
> >
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