i know and you guys too, that you cant find a tutorial for techno and house, it is what came out of your mix and head or do you say, i`m now a minimal producer and make only reduced beats?! btw. analysing an artist is results often in copy or remake his sounds, artist often dont know exactly what t...

Well, the other day I came across this video. I does kinda make me want to steal a train

Edit: forgot the video.

Ingemar wrote:austere beauty... someone here likes Russel

I salute you for catching the reference

@steevio. I think you're right, and probably everyone's answer is what their music sounds like! I guess I'm trying to understand the function of the music, and what makes it create a particular atmosphere, not just from drum patterns and hallmark sounds, but somewhere deeper. I hate quoting myself ...

music was the one shining light, a grace, and provider of solace to me. it is a dimension of infinite proportion for me, and as such makes a great escape from reality. To me, techno music, with its steady, relentless machine rhythms, is unusually comforting... Because it captures an ideal: the idea...

The general feeling, me included, is that they're trying to move the focus from the musician to the listener on the mobile platforms. So, basically, it becomes another sort of business. It feels like a big stream in this new model. Quite possible, yes. But don't underestimate the business analysis ...

The general feeling, me included, is that they're trying to move the focus from the musician to the listener on the mobile platforms. So, basically, it becomes another sort of business. It feels like a big stream in this new model. Quite possible, yes. But don't underestimate the business analysis ...

I'd say there is something you could call a "machine-soul". I wouldn't say that this has so much to do with the actual machines but more about a way that they are set-up and used. Something I discovered during the last year is how your studio (if set up right) becomes like a fellow musici...