Ableton Forum

trash wrote:that kizzah wins so far but his voice is boring...
more boring than depeche mode...

come on it must get better than this...
where is ableton forums amon tobin...
or tom dissevelt or kid baltan hehehe...

you sure like talking to yourself dont you

there's a guy that used to post on here all the time called Audiovoid. He's pretty ill with it

btw amon tobin plays his live sets on ableton live. so do most electronic performance artists. jega, seventh swami, the glitch mob, henry strange, telfon tel aviv, funstroung, the list goes on. now where's your stuff oh great consumer of other people's products?

abort wrote:Good stuff kizzah!!!!

I second that and I think the voice is fine and fits the music. Brings me back to when I was getting my Goth on.

http://www.myspace.com/destroy281

This is me:

http://www.myspace.com/gliiitches

Apologies for the double post.

http://cdbaby.com/cd/lowfrequency

there u go
have some of that then have a lie down

I like where your headed Mr Crow

people who actually think that good techno is dull and unimaginative are the ones without imaginations. so Trash, I think you need to open your ears a bit and stop sounding like a disgruntled old man to be honest.

mekon wrote:I like where your headed Mr Crow

Cheers pal! Not that I want this to start sounding like a love-in, but your stuff is pretty amazing in my humble opinion. Will whip my credit card out later and order that album.

Hey thanks
Nothing wrong with a love in lol

Its kind of weird, Ive only been using Live for about two years
and it comes on sometimes as the dance music/DJ software
but offers a creative workflow freedom that is invaluable for experimental music.
I guess I,m just an Ableton fanboy

Couldn't agree more - the live performance aspect is perfect for more avant garde styles.

Let's be pretentious!
http://www.myspace.com/chapelierfou

Chapelier fou
Not quite to my taste
Nonetheless - high quality stuff with imagination and grace
Nice touch!