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From:
Harvey Devoe Thornburg
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Chris.Hilker
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Date:
Sun, 11 Oct 1998 19:59:33 -0700 (PDT)
Subject:
Re: (idm) Chain Reaction Question
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quoted 10 lines I'm looking for a Chain Reaction CD recommendation. I've already got the> > I'm looking for a Chain Reaction CD recommendation. I've already got the > Basic Channel and Maurizio compilations. I don't dislike the Maurizio by any > means, but I really love the spaciousness of the BC CD, and I'd like my next > purchase to be more in line with that. However, the BC goes about as far into > abstraction as I'd like to get - I want something that's based on solid > tracks and isn't simply disjoint clicks, pops, and reverb. I want something > that sounds like really tight, minimal techno, only way out of focus, if > that makes sense. Based on that, what should my next purchase be? >
Try Thomas Brinkmann "Studio 1 Variationnen" on Profan. Supposedly these are remixes of some Mike Ink stuff which I haven't heard, so I don't know how things were transformed. Anyway, there's very little reverb, a very tight sound but you can easily get lost in it due to the slowly shifting repetitions, rhythms going out of phase, stereo patterns etc. --Harvey