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As promised...


http://www.sendspace.com/file/6vhjr0

Doc Scott with MC Justyce @ Blue Note - 20/01/97

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finally, something that I'm actually excited to hear!

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As promised...


http://www.sendspace.com/file/6vhjr0

Doc Scott with MC Justyce @ Blue Note - 20/01/97

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oh dear God

I need this. BIG UP Chris!

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Thank you so much.

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excellent. downloading now.

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Yeah I'm sick of this wobble style DNB and all these big lead synth riffs all coming from the same plugins with no work or effort being put in when it comes to sampling. Back in 93 when I got me first real setup we had only 2mb of sampling time, one FX box, a few synths, atari and a mixer. Also we had no audio tracks.
The thing is you had to put in the work and experiment, plus you concentrated more on your patterns and had more freedom to do anything even with less technology.... Plus we did not have the internet to read tutorials and download everyone other producers samples.

Plus buying a studio back then cost more than it does now i.e. ram for an atari would cost £199 for 2mb. Point is you would not spend the money unless you lived for this shit.
Its a piece of piss to distort a bass with an lfo on it and add an amen and a few film samples.
Now any man and his dog can get Reason and knock up a shit tune and follow the big boys like sheep.....

To be honest I could go on for days with this but bottom line is be individual.... Do what you feel and not what every other big name is doing out there......

Because to be honest SOME of them are now making crap anyway

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siiiiiiiiiiick! big up chris

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Amazing. Thank you!

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As promised...


http://www.sendspace.com/file/6vhjr0

Doc Scott with MC Justyce @ Blue Note - 20/01/97

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yesssss

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I dont know why Chris thinks this set is so superior to the current sound. Dont get me wrong, the set is nice but better than what we have at the moment ? I dont know...

I miss those rollers, that just use some cool sounds, Krust - True Stories or Dylan - True Force as two examples.

We have a very different techstep sound. Its a lot more aggressive and noisy, but then again Metropolis, The Mutant revisited and Shadowboxing where perceived as very aggressive and noisy at that time too.
The whole neurothing, well i was never a fan of that, but i was never a fanatic for ed rush and optical (well wormhole).
I think neuro is the techno style gone too far.

As photek once said, DnB is a mixture of hiphop, reggae and techno and if one of those elements dominate to much it gets "bad".....

Whats also different are the beats. I dont know how you call the style beats are nowadays, some people say two-step, some even dullstep. I would really like so hear a bit of variation again !

A lot comes down to the fact that everybody values technique over style.
Or as someone else said: science over art.
And because of that a lot of people want to have their sounds....well sound like their favorite producer.

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Tracklist
(i wasnt able to id all the tracks, need some help !):

Bush – Swallowed (Goldie Rmx)
Doc Scott set:
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Die – Special Treat
Ed Rush & Nico – Torque
13min - ???
Matrix – Fluid Motion
Roni Size - The Calling Goldie Rmx
Future Forces – Constant
Dj Krust – Soul in motion
Goldie – Kemistry (Grooverider Rmx)
Shimon & Andy C – Genetix
46min - 1:02h ???
Future Forces – Imprint
1:07h - ???
(Whats the difference sample)
Recoil – The bridge
Dom & Roland – You´re something else
Dillinja – Silverblade
Nasty Habits – Shadowboxing
Goldie vs. KRS1 - Digital (different version ?)

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Thank you!

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oh this is sooo good, thank you!

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Downloading, Cheers!

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I dont know why Chris thinks this set is so superior to the current sound.

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Just my take on things. I've listened to loads of these sets now and it's just made me question a few things about whats going on now and how as a label we can improve the music we put out.

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Originally posted by chris@metalheadz
Just my take on things. I've listened to loads of these sets now and it's just made me question a few things about whats going on now and how as a label we can improve the music we put out.

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Originally posted by Wu Lala
You got people like Burial sticking sheadloads of ambient noice, static, crackle etc into his tracks in an attempt to get that charicter and atmosphere, and people are digging his sound on mass, even though for the most its really amature and sketchy. Id probably be a little ashamed to play that stuff to anyone if it was mine. But its charicter alone sets it aside from 95% of playstation grime and ultra slick synthetic dnb.

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God, Control Rate, the Tooth Fairy, etc...

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Supposably, mixing an EQ's wet signal with its dry signal causes phase issues, but it's never bothered me. It's kind of like the Swamps of Sadness in the Never-ending Story where if you don't believe in it, it won't hurt you.

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Recoil - The Bridge

http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/...flavour/uf12004

Great tune

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Hope you might see this

Knew I had it...might have to dig this one out

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thanks for this

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Originally posted by zero-c
A lot comes down to the fact that everybody values technique over style.
Or as someone else said: science over art.
And because of that a lot of people want to have their sounds....well sound like their favorite producer.

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