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Effy Appreciation Thread - geeeaidan - 15-09-2014
Just thought I would start this thread for one of my favourite techno artists... Some really naughty tunes here.
The two guys have a new EP coming next month which i just reviewed. Absolutely serious music, but for now im going to start with this piece of evil.
[video=youtube;WPDqxArqpE0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPDqxArqpE0[/video]
Effy Appreciation Thread - Jerome - 16-09-2014
If you take the electronically generated beat away (i.e. somebody pressing a button on a sampler/console/workstation and holding it down for the duration of the piece - not even enough imagination to actually try and change the structure of the 'beat') there is nothing left. Except of course, some clown going 'ooh' or 'aah' every now and then. File 13!
Effy Appreciation Thread - geeeaidan - 22-09-2014
Wow, thats the comment of somebody that truly knows nothing about Electronic music production.. Big up though
Effy Appreciation Thread - Jerome - 22-09-2014
Have it your way but the true test of any piece of music (electronic or not) is time. And I am heavily involved in electronic music. From design to composition.
Effy Appreciation Thread - Bellini48 - 22-09-2014
I agree with Jerome.
And presumption does not help in a conversation.
This stuff lacks quite a number of things.
It's a dance track I think, with a component here and there of vocals and techno sound.
Electronic music for me? This:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPe52A0k06M
And this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpWNimba344
And this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTmf1LsLhWE
And more...my favourite by far is Vangelis..
Effy Appreciation Thread - Jerome - 22-09-2014
Have all of those B - timeless electronic music. Play all of them quite a bit. Try William Orbit's Pieces in a Modern Style if you ever get the chance - electronic re-workings of classical pieces. And they work very well. http://youtu.be/wigYXl9XFhI?list=PL2A1943AC868DA4D0