sauce wrote:Forgot to tell you: Minimal is a product of second century Greece,.

"Second Century"?
BCE? CE?

Sorry dude.
The Greeks had seven-tone scales for as long as they wrote about music.
Try again.

Bump.

*edit*
What the guy immediately above said.

a large ammount of mediochre music. you can't find anything inspiring or worth collecting. then again, maybe you don't care about music in that way. i like to hear quality, inspiration and a certain ammount of emotion in any music. I like to hear quality too. That entails wading through complete tr...

the fact that worries me is the huge ammount of people in minimal techno biz who actually sat infront of a program like half year ago and now they release on labels. what's up with that...it's a clear sign that crap sells. What's intrinsically awful about that? i don't understand why can't they be ...

Robot Criminal wrote:fck I have to say this, but after watching that Slices documentary about Hawtin last night...

guess who.

Link/pm?

b could be an option, but it won't hold the water if you don't have a basic knowledge of chords and progressions, like 90% of minimal techno nowdays...you won't hear any harmony or chord progression. if you don't mind i'll add up: - chord progression - arrangement Isn't a fair bit of electronic mus...

I thought I answered it quite well. Digital stuff is usually designed to sound analog. It isn't analog. So, it often sounds like sh!t. Some people like analog, some like digital. Most rational people think that each sounds better in certain contexts. As far as a technical answer: Digital waveforms a...