Guys, thanks so much. You're a very helpful bunch.

thanks very much all. There is definitely alot for me to think about in there. Steevio you pretty much hit the nail on the head with this 'i think where your problem lies is that you are trying to move things around a rigid grid and you just dont know where to start' I pretty much know this is a stu...

So i generally produce alot of 4/4 kinda stuff and getting groove in my tracks is one of those things i seem to struggle with. It also seems like one of the most important parts for techno flavoured music. So..... Where to start! There are the obvious 'turn quantise off', 'do what feels right' etc. ...

What are the chances of adding an option to search the thread title only? In the production forum esepcially hits seem to return so many threads that aren't specific at all to what you've searched. Probably so much useful information in ther ebut it seems near impossible to get to it without trawlin...

Thanks for the mix man, downloaded your Tech Me UP 3 mix as well, both sound really good, and the kind stuff i like.
Nice one

Don Utland wrote:Come to Leicester, UK.

Lots of different music and nice people.

I'm also from leicester
Though i'm not sure i would recommend it

Manchester on the other hand is a great city

lol, easy there...when talking "laid-back" on a dance forum, something with a constant pad/chord in the background doesn't always resonate with everyone as having the same definition. for instance, most people would consider Claude Von Stroke, Extrawelt, and Jesse Somfay as the opposite o...

Nice one guys thanks very much. :) I am working my way round to giving everything a proper listen, will report back. On first listen Jesse Somfay sounds excellent. If anyone hasn't checked out Mike Sheridan he's well worth a listen. Similar to Trentemoller, but a more soundscapey and ambient in plac...