the crowd seems really responsive lol Not familiar with the scene there; but it seems that crowd isn't responsive to anything but build-ups with effects and strobe lights. It wasn't a video to show how cool the track was to a room full of people; it was more of a preview of the track for the users ...

I don't think at all it's "old school" to play track to track. Even good old school DJs on vinyl can mix and create with others music. I personally like and respect both ways of playing. I've just seen too many people use these programs to get out of the bedroom sooner than later and it's ...

Well everything does go in cycles. There is a building of that wonky fidget house, dubstep, and indie/nu disko, sound here in the states as well. Must be everywhere. There is one thing you can always be certain though; when al these trends become over saturated, everything will move back to it's roo...

I figured the techno/minimal scene in BE was popping too. In the states the techno/minimal scene is def lacking. The U.S. is a mainstream crowd for the most part.

apanell wrote:the future of minimal is illegal alien records

Why thanks apanell! I hope we can be a part of the future of the genre. However we are not strictly a minimal label. We release techno and tech house as well.

Nice, thanks! Prob tedious as all hell; but I for 1 was def interested in that forum.

Nice, I like where this is going. My point to this loaded question is to hear what the actual community that plays, produces, and is passionate about this genre thinks. As a DJ/Producer sometimes I'm torn. The producer side of me wants people to hear my tracks. But at the same time as a DJ, I refuse...

No doubt! At least I know the signature is noticeable!