how long have you been making music for?

Well legend has it Cox posted up at Love Parade in 89 and played with 3 turntables, something that hadn't really been done before. If you listen to his old essential mixes from 96-98 you can hear him play 2 or 3 tracks at all times.

For normal, everyday use, ableton's compressor is my go-to, favourite and most-used. There are so many different combinations of the modes / knee curve that can create drastically different results. For colouration (compression, analog channel emulation etc.), Acoustica Nebula 3 hands-down wins, th...

Never heard of the Fairchild before now, but this (I think it's a digital remake?) looks legit.

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Hey guys, so this is a track that I just finished. I think that so far it's decent, but I'm not sure how clean the low end is. If I could get some feedback that would be awesome. I have decided that this is going to be the lead track for my first EP. I know it's not too minimal but I think it's cert...

This thread hasn't been active for like 4 years but I just wanted to say Paul Kalkbrenner is one of my favorite artists. I haven't listened to him too much from a producer's perspective, but the pure emotion, and catchiness to his tracks is what sold me on him. The Berlin Calling album is amazing!

I really dig the song Tron.

My friend worked the merch table on Sasha and Digweed's '08 tour. He was saying anyone like Cox, Sasha, or Digweed are close to $50,000 per gig. My production company brought Stacey Pullen to Philly this past spring and he was $2200 plus amenities (hotel, flight). I want to say that Infected Mushroo...