dj'ing dub allows for the same long mixes that techno does, but old dub records aren't quantized like newer electronic music so you have to make a lot more adjustments to keep your tracks in time. lots of spinbacks/rewinds and other little tricks come into play too. reggae and dub dj'ing tends to ha...

sq - quantum decoherence

bouncy, full of cheese. haven't had a chance to audition it on a bunch of different speakers yet. any input would be appreciated!

warms the sound up a fair bit (even with everything set to 0..) or colours the sound a fair bit. matter of perspective i suppose.

ozone seems to be the way to go if you're doing it in-the-box.

not the most minimal of my recent tracks, but from the same project.

sq - oceans

more to come once i get off my butt and actually mix em.

greets from vancouver. um, long time lurker, first time poster. stay tuned for tunes.