http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=115CKi4CbjE

Could this be a sinewave?

I've also read using pitched toms. What you think?

Maybe transport issues are also involved in cases of warped records.

I usually find that standing them amongst other records, or leaving them in the middle of a full record bag straightens them out again.

How does one recreate these detroit style bass lines heard on tracks made by the afore mentioned? It's always a bass that sits under the kick almost sounding like the lower end of the kick itself. They always manage to make it flow and groove with and against the kick also. I can get decent results...

How does one recreate these detroit style bass lines heard on tracks made by the afore mentioned? It's always a bass that sits under the kick almost sounding like the lower end of the kick itself. They always manage to make it flow and groove with and against the kick also. I can get decent results ...

Quirky remake I did.
Please don't take too seriusly, it's simply there to be enjoyed.

Would be a nice end of night number.

Thanks,


http://soundcloud.com/eggnchips/shake-your-sugaree

Hey chaps,
Please don't grill me for using the word 'Detroit' as I know you purist will start
of the old 'What actually is Detroit?' debate.
Anyway I would like to get those deep chords used in techno.
Style Frozen border etc. Drowned in reverb and whatever else.
Tips would be appreciated.
Thanks.