
Parliament - The Motor Booty Affair
The Parliament funk, what a bassline....what a bassline ...love this.. Parliament - The Motor Booty Affair (Alkalino edit) by Alkalino
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The Parliament funk, what a bassline....what a bassline ...love this.. Parliament - The Motor Booty Affair (Alkalino edit) by Alkalino
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by Design or a complete accident this is lovely, check her out.
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Input – the first step We get technical again for this weeks tip, and this is a good one. It's just something you can keep in mind to make sure you’re getting the best out of your DAW, it’s mixer and all your plug-ins. First up, let’s look at the differences…
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I wanted to take the opportunity to talk about the non-technical side to making a “great” track. Undoubtedly it’s the substance and imaginative ideas behind a track that are the most important element in any piece of music. Being strong in this area is…
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It’s the little things that matter most This week’s Blog focuses on the small things in a track, the little changes, instabilities and accidental mistakes which make some music great, and how extra attention to detail can really benefit your production.…
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This is not a tip on how to Side-chain your music – this is a Tip on how to avoid Side-chaining Welcome to the first in our new series focusing on the wonderful and artful world of music production. A lot of this “black art” can seem quite counter intuitive at…
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Had some friends in the studio lately, whilst we were working on a few new bits and pieces for you all we thought we would share a few favs, simple as that. Crazy p - lie Lost The thing I love the most about this warm edged little disco groover, is not the…
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Cottam's Causes of Colour Mix, and he never intended to put this one out, I for one am glad it snook out on its own.
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Big fan of Lindstrom, big ticket remix of the chemical brothers and they haven't dissapointed. Big Game players for big games.
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He was the first British DJ to mix live on television. He organised the UK's first ever breakdancing competitions. He was the man who taught Norman Cook (aka Fat Boy Slim) how to scratch. Mr. Scruff calls him the Electro Granddaddy. Norman Jay refers to him as…
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