It also almost invariably sounds like an offcut of a strange sonic marriage between Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield and Tangerine Dream.
Maybe I should get out more...
What sorta stuff do you produce?
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Synthbuilder
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I produce a mixture of Industrial/EBM & large dashes of Rhythmic Noise (or Powernoise as some call it).
And I FUCKING love producing it!
In fact, I'm scraping with a bunch of mates to work on a (proper) industrial/metal band with percussion too, hoping Live will help me out on this, which i'm sure it will!
And I FUCKING love producing it!
In fact, I'm scraping with a bunch of mates to work on a (proper) industrial/metal band with percussion too, hoping Live will help me out on this, which i'm sure it will!
MacBook Pro M3 Max, Scarlett 4i4 4th Gen, Ableton Move, LaunchPad Pro MK3, Behringer Edge, TecWav noise synth, Crank Sturgeon Plug Ugly contact mic, and oodles of effects pedals.
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NorthernMonkey
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Fixed.Synthbuilder wrote:I'm stuck in Cumbria that only allows me to make music that appears to come from some time between 1979 and 1985.
It also almost invariably sounds like an offcut of a strange sonic marriage between Jean Michel Jarre, Mike Oldfield and Tangerine Dream.
Maybe I should get out of Cumbria more...
..?
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Actually I would call your stuff awesome. I think I heard some of your stuff on an Aaron Spectre mixelemental wrote:My sound is mainly dubby/breaky/electroey stuff around 140 bpm. Currently being called Dubstep, though some of my stuff is too breaky for some to call it dubstep ... so - breakstep maybe?