Ronny Pries wrote:but if you take your looking glass and go back in the days...
so now all of a sudden its about "back in the days", "early electronic dance music studios" and "acid house"? and i thought we were talking about 90% of dance music, as you said...Ronny Pries wrote:it's not like the early electronic dance music studios were uberequipped with gear. all that acid-house stuff etc was made with such little gear, man it's absolutely basic.
if so there's been a misunderstanding. i agree that if you want to make "acid house" and "early-sounding electronic music" vintage drum machines are your thing. but i live in the present, and i dont like to be blind about what forward thinking producers are doing, nor identifying "all dance music" with old school production techniques.
i am techno, and techno always looks to the future. because if everyone just keeps on using 808's and 909's its all doomed to get extinct. thankfully thats not the case, as shown by a whole new breed of producers giving a completely new level of excitement to a style called minimal. thats my point, and i respect everyone else's.
and for the record - yes i am sick