I have four tracks up on MySpace.
http://www.myspace.com/richardbreivogel
Let me know what you think, whatever your opinion!
Thanks,
Richard

Raves in sweden is people in weird clothes and strange colours, out in the woods listening to Trance and psychadelic music. http://www.mandarin.nu/pics/2006-07-01-SE-STHLM-Mansken/1/044.jpg Back in the days it was a completley different thing. Acid Techno raves in old warehouses, that was the sht! ...

relative q wrote:

steevio wrote:SY77 's were wicked at propping the studio door open in hot weather !!

Funny, that's the only thing I've ever used an SY77 for... Then again, my CS-50 is also really good for that (and saving money at the gym).

omg SY77's weigh a TON!

JackNine wrote:Nigel Richards rocked back in the day. He played a lot of Chicago raves in the '93 - '96 era.

Nigel Richards used to spin a lot of minimal trax in his sets!

I was converted to minimal by Robert Hood's "Movable Parts."

Jackin'

Here's a few:
Gillandrax- Gridlock- Club Craft
Blackman- Blackman/Redrum EP- Black Nation
Trackhead Steve- Gone Madd- Relief
DJ Metal X- Hyper Tension EP- Djax
DJ Rush- Rhythm Drums and Style EP- Force Inc.

:lol: You guys don't think that your favorite software-based producer isn't just running samples of hard gear? I hear a lot of sounds in popular minimal techno that could only come from a real Yamaha FM like the SY-77. What about all of the obvious DR-660 samples? It's my favorite drum machine. I'd ...

I like my MC-303 in the studio, but it kind of sucks live. There isn't a whole lot of pattern memory. I like the sounds that Roland puts on the Groove Boxes.

You don't need a computer to do a good live show.

I usually just bring two Dr. Rhythms and hook them into the DJ mixer.