yeah secrets is totally the wrong word. bad reference to another discussion. i just wanted to do a little something positive about what seems to be a large imbalance between people sharing resources and people withholding resources in the electronic dance community. I once asked a famous uk producer...

not that i have much myself to offer, or not that others may find it useful. but these are some things that make me happy as a music kind of person. sidechain compression > reverb (optional)> delay ... you can get the nice 'pumpy' effect on the signal, but is several layers deeper and not so annoyin...

yeah sorry, i didn't mean to knock people using traditional octave keyboards at all. there's plenty you can do with them and indeed with the classic western tuning itself, limitations are an absolute necessity for creative growth. understanding why the limits are set the way they are though and how ...

oh good lord. this is just what i'm looking for. traditional octave keyboards are quite hilariously dated i think. let's hope for a nice price tag.

cosmic gathering. thankyou thankyou thankyou to everyone who it made it such a special time.

peace, mark.

more magic. absolutely sublime.

ohmforce ohmicide for the win.

Michael Kingston's REtroband is very nice as well.

ok, perhaps rules was the wrong word, but I find that a lot of western music theory treats itself like a science, with very little grey area... Either something is 'correct' or 'incorrect', and though there is a lot of science in music (i.e. the physical principles underlying the interaction of wave...