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Djuna

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  1. A couple of moods in one track, heavy acid as the leading thread. =) Dragon Twins - True Nature (link to soundcloud)
  2. As said before, a dB is always relative to something, so there's no such thing as 'a dB meter'. dBFS =/= dB SPL =/= Vu =/= ... There's nothing wrong with your mixer, it just has different meters than your DAW. The meter in your DAW is a dBFS meter, which means that a signal will clip if it goes over the threshold of 0 dB. However, with your analog mixer you can see that there is more headroom: after 0dB you have numbers going up to, for example, 14dB. Compare it with measuring in inches and centimetres. 10 centimetres = 3.9 inch, that doesn't mean that something is 'smaller' when measured in inches.
  3. Came for the review, stayed for the penis. Errrr I mean, nice review, thanks.
  4. Very thoughtful to name it after Sideffect, and as I said before I like the variation in the tracklist. About the 'lovely' mastering: I thought this release was going to be an example of dynamic music? It's compressed like most of the other newschool releases, pretty sad...
  5. Triangles are better imo, but still, I would rather take a sine from a digital synth with an actual sine osc than an analog triangle, for a more "true" sine feel. Imho, of course.
  6. "major" How many of us are so experienced and have a top notch studio that they can hear the difference between the same mix out of different DAW's? I know FL more than 7 years, Pro Tools 3 years (postproduction) and I wouldn't tell. And I think that counts for most of us bedroom producers. Besides, it also depends if you use plugins or if you do it with hardware, what kind of hardware/plugins you use, instruments, workflow, ...
  7. I bought a Super JV a month ago (it's pretty cheap), and there are great sitar samples and other ethnic sounding stuff (percussion/strings) in that module, I love it.
  8. There are hardly people making goa trance with analog synths, let alone analog sequencers.
  9. Link an LFO to the pitch, and play with the rate/frequency of the LFO. I think this kind of sound is done with self-oscillation of the filters, but there are more ways to get a sound like that.
  10. Maybe because it's a complete ripoff of Ambient Galaxy? =) Either that or a remix, but there's never any credit given to AP. I still don't understand the backgroundstory of this track...
  11. Psylent Buddhi using Rebirth, but I guess that's one of the exceptions. But why talk about layers, if I may ask? With hardware you can make goa trance with 16 tracks or less and a multifx processor if you want. It's not because more layers are used that it's "more goa trance", that's just a choice (or limit) from the producer. Edit: shit, I missed my 303th post!
  12. "Arcade-I"? At least that's what Rome: Total War has taught me OT: the KOB track sounds great, why is it that he doesn't want to produce such music anymore?
  13. Very nice, I hope I can go! On a different note: I've mentioned it before a time ago, but Dave Young - indeed, mr. Chi-A.D., was apparently according to discogs part of the pioneers of black metal! How cool is that ^^
  14. To get the record straight: you don't know what bass is unless it's an oldschool bass. Can't seem to find the samples though (they don't appear in the link), are they different than the ones posted already?
  15. Didn't want to sound harsh, but the discussions I had (offline & online) with believers were quite uncomfortable: there's no room for debate, no room for questioning one's own arguments (except the ones of the non-believer of course), and there's always some degree of denying the scientific facts from people who actually study something regarding the weather and atmosphere. Instead, people are feeding themselves with "information" from obscure websites and guru's. I think it fits the same category as all the end of the world theories, or conspiracies that claim that all the politicians are some sort of alien reptiles, or scientology, etc.
  16. make something up or interpret something wrong no place for questions: anyone who doesn't believe this is a fool or 'someone from the system' bend all facts in order to make the theories work 21th century religion...
  17. This is truly a fantastic release, humorous and touching sometimes. I just finished listening it for the first time, and the journey between the different genres and styles is so interesting, all because of that great tracklist and order. Something to cherish. I'm really looking forward to the following release!
  18. Overwind and Phosphorescence are one of my favourites, love the brooding, almost mystical feel of these tracks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdx7Ud-s-ac Alien Airport and Superbooster are great too, lovely melodic stuff!
  19. There are some very nice oldschool elements in it, some things sound really good! I'd probably buy it if it wasn't for the horrible mastering, it makes it all sound soooo flat.
  20. I have the Korg Legacy collection, as well as the actual synths they emulate, and even though it doesn't sound that bad, the software is incomparable with the analogue synths. Have you ever compared them, listened to them, touched and tweaked them with your own hands? Now I don't understand it anymore; you say vst's sound the same as the old classical synths, yet 'newschool sounds dull', while most newschool artist use these plugins...
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