I would like to know how *put name here* builds his tracks

[Baron von Case]

I would love to know how Boards of Canada produce their tracks. Their music is just so organic sounding that it almost sounds as if they are using all hardware or something...

They are. Then they mix in Logic. Wish I could find where I read this (funny interview about spilling coffee on their equipment to achieve certain sounds).

[blackboab]

chris clark indeed ... his new album 'Totem's Flare' is stunning ... would love to see it performed live at an outdoor event ... great stuff ...

[opuswerk]

Minilogue
every thing just sounds so detailed and controlled yet free at the same time i never get how thy actually work this out....

[H20nly]

A-Plus

[3dot...]

+1 on clark
pretty much anyone on warp really...

agreed... one of the best catalogs ever .. always on the forefront...
but Clark...
I would really like a glimpse of his studio ..
his albums always sounds so sticky...

[H20nly]

Prince Paul

[anybody human]

+1 on Boards of Canada & Dabrye. I agree that BOC is mostly hardware, a lot of guitar playing on their last record also (then sampled & effected).
Royksop, incredible synth sounds, fm/ cross modulation I think.
Lastly, Fever Ray, a friend tweaked some sounds after she finished tracking at home (in Ableton), forget the guys name. The fm percusive sounds are incredible, and the mix is astonishingly defined.

[anybody human]

I'll definitely check out Chris Clark. What's a good record to start?

[3dot...]

all are good...
I'd go with 'empty the bones of you'...
or the previous... 'turning dragon'...






btw : thanks Poster : Great read...

[3dot...]

Prefuse73.. would be nice to see their flow as well...

and Massive attack : there's a great article about their studio in SOS...
amazing to see how minimal it is...