kristofason wrote:Do u think that knowin how tracks are made/what effects are used and how they are used etc may take away the magic of music?

I know that I don't know, and that I'm always surprised when something cool happens when I (try to) make music. Is that what you mean?

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stefspijk wrote:sweet dude....sweet!

p.s. does someone know where I can find the x mix from garnier?
thanks!

http://www.discogs.com/sell/list?release_id=2860&ev=rp

Though I guess you didn't mean that...

Ah, so it means "boring". Yeah, come to think of it, music can be depressing just by being bad...

But I'd just call it boring. I mean, "depressing" sounds to much like Emo, fake gothic and doom metal...

@ Michael^Heaven:
You forgot Sharon & Tracy dancing around their handbags!

Laurent Garnier: X-Mix-2
Ken Ishii: X-Mix-8
Kevin Saunderson: X-Mix-9
Richie Hawtin: Decks, FX & 909
Ben Sims: Escapism

Is it a general problem? Sometimes I can't reach the site for one or two days, but I find out afterwards that others have been posting in that time.

Yeah, Uematsu is the master! Also liked the Soundtracks from the first Suikoden games, though I don't remember the producer. The first horror games had exceptional soundtracks as well, stuff like Resident Evil and especially Silent Hill. Looks like the Japanese are the masters when it comes to sound...