AVX23 wrote:My thoughts would be that a remix is an alternative mixdown or arrangement of a track, so to use anything other than the initially recorded parts means that it wouldn't be a remix in my eyes.

Says the man who remixed me before i had a chance to send him the samples!

Between 114 and 134 is pretty reasonable since it's almost the range of a turntable. You can usually get away with pitching up or down a few percent without harming the track too much. I don't mind so much pitching records up or down very far. As soon as a techno track is released, the artist gives ...

I don't really understand how the tempo range can be so narrow here. It wasn't all that long ago chicago producers were making tracks at 160bpm, a lot of old disco was up at 150 odd bpm...i heard clips of a MNML 2xLP this morning with a track pushing 150bpm as well. Obviously a 1bpm difference can h...

Speaking as someone who doesn't really like Richie Hawtin at all(apart from a couple of tracks and the first and third DE9 mixes), I really dislike all of his labels, and i really dislike 99% of artists associated with his labels, and have never heard a set other than the two mentioned above where h...

Record it directly from the site.

I'd have thought the whole idea of 'mnml' was that it was a pretty wide umbrella term for any music that leans towards a certain structure or aesthetic. But as with all things over the years like ambient, breakcore, krautrock, punk or what have you, they've unwittingly become pretty rigid and narrow...

And Khanate.

I make a huge pile of them on Drumsynth(the old standalone one) or varying lengths, decays etc then overlay, edit, pitch shift, reverse the first fraction of a cycle, pretty much any button i feel like hitting gets hit till i've got a pretty diverse bank of new kicks. Mind you most of them sound pre...