breton wrote:

kivetros wrote:The real question is, are they any good?

http://www.sub-minimal.co.uk/music.html

Well then, as far as I'm concerned, the answer is "yes". I like it.

another thing worth thinking about is using diads or highlighting different diads amongst quadriads etc. for minimal techno, (in the true sense of the term) chords are not really that minimal, diads sound more techno to me. i quite often use quadriads but only emphasise different diads within the q...

Never sure whats the best plugin for this... But I believe using an eq with a huge slope >24db will create more resonance right at that frequency this is the And I read that using a linear phase EQ to avoid this resonance is no good too because it can do weird things to your low-end. If you look at...

In agreement with this, but I'm not sure if it's just because I was so used to XP's control panel layout (do people who had never used XP have the same issue?), becoming more accustomed to Win7's now, however initially it was quite head mincing. Yes. They made about a million useless changes to the...

I wouldn't say I use progressions, I use chords but they are not functioning like they would in say a song with chord progressions. I could never stop using them though, it would be like asking you to stop using synths, for me they are one of the things I really love about music. How do you use cho...

Solid 8 here... I think it sounds kinda nifty, myself.

The real question is, are they any good?

One thing that I have always struggled with a lot is arrangement. Lately, instead of trying to feel a track out and write the arrangement as I go, I have been coming up with most of my clips / motifs, then drawing out the whole arrangement as I feel it should be for a track of the style that I'm wri...

Well. I always told myself that I was completely uninterested in ever learning theory... looks like I'm gonna have to fix that. Just from hanging around you guys for the last week or so, it's become really apparent that knowing theory has some real and tangible benefits.