g wrote:pricey, but try Peak

Unfortunately I tried Peak as well. It presented some of the same problems as Quattro DSP, not to mention the fact that it wasn't capable of opening most standard MP3's for whatever reason...

Militikie wrote:Hi welcome to mnml.nl

I am listen to your music, gonna check it the next days

Excellent - although keep an eye out, more "up-to-date" material will be available soon (we've got multiple releases in 2005)

Hello - I'm a recent Mac "convert" (last couple years). i used to use Cool Edit 2000 for all my wav editing, slicing of samples and all that kind of work. It was great because it was really condusive to creative experiments in that it allowed you to seemlessly open any file type (including...

2 Chris: I think we're talking 'bout different releases here. I meant the originals of the Concept series which were released in '96. The release you're talking about is the Forcept with the Akufen reinterpretations that recently came out. Or am I mistaking? :roll: both have their charm.... the ori...

On the topic of Netlabels...

What would one recommend checking out for totally abstract/experimental ambience and stuff? Everything i've seen is some form of dubby tech-house or minimal beats and stuff - which is my first love, but is there any of the other out there?

gooner wrote:good luck adam. sounds good

Thanks alot. Same goes for you.

Hey - I was checking out your site recently and just did again after reading your post. I'm 1/2 of Tractile... (www.tractile.net), and all the things under "music we like" are basically our primary influences ;) Anyways, we're busy cats these days and have a number of projects and releases...

Hello, www.sutemos.net is working on virtual minimal/dubby techno compilation "Flowers" that should be out at the end of this year. We already such artists as yagya, octex, deepchord in the lineup. As this forums goes for minimal sound I thought it would interesting for some of you take p...