Quotecontacting good old record labels?
for example?
i mean, who is still releasing new stuff?
Quotecontacting good old record labels?
for example?
i mean, who is still releasing new stuff?
apart from myspace...
is there anything else on the web?
Quote from slurpeejunkiecraig;1438Two Sisters "Two Sisters" is a really great electro full length LP imo.
my man! highly underrated.
there are not many artists that had enough good songs for an lp...
if planet patrol counts, i'd like to throw that one in.
and of course: computerworld.
http://profile.myspace.com/ind…rofile&friendid=212321319
just came across them today. d.a.m.n. professional sound!
to my ears, it seems like it is get tough, mixed with 4 bits of 4 other songs, one being looking for the perfect beat. the other 3 i cannot figure out at the moment, but they all sound familiar. if noone else jumps in, i will get back to those later.
Quotehow about this one?
http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAP…em&rd=1&item=150197629785
Quoteaply the antares microphone emulator
i can't get it to work. is this important? what kind of sequencer are you using?
Quote
apli the akai vocoder(-2, and eq the bands)
what do you mean by "-2"?
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let the music play as the first freestyle tune? that is open to debate.
play at your own risk, one more shot, i.o.u. = freestyle? i don't think so.
Quote from metalchuckkey;1130Tough one there. Although the beat and the bassline were reportedly inspired by two stone cold 'electro' tracks, the idea of rhyming over that combo of influences is pure hip-hop. So.. hip-hop I guess, but I think of Newcleus as an electro-sounding group first and foremost.
electroFUNK, i might add... if you think of the bassline & beat as the dominating elements. but whatever...
what are the stone cold electro tracks you are referring to?
TUNE!
OK; i've tried the akai vocoder and it already sounds better than the others.
i feel that a lot depends on the CLARITY of the modulator. would you agree? and what effects can i use to make the vocals clearer?
what IS freestyle btw?
and what was the first freestyle tune?
danke!
(i'll keep trying...)
prime dominance - theme of swift rock
imatran voima - der aufklärung
scape one - retropolitan (düsseldorf)
mandroid - sinister overtones
chromeo - 100%
edit: almost forgot randy barracuda - squee like a pig
Quote from kicor;542hi mate, it is Rock Steady Crew - "B Boys & B Girls" from LP "Ready for the battle" (Charisma Records 1984, I think). PEACE !
man, i already thought it was the rock steady crew so i listened to that whole album just yesterday. must have missed the sample...
thanks a lot!!
Quotetry a strong sawtooth synth ...thats very dry, fat and present in all frequencies...
working on it ... still sounds too noisy & undefined... need more CLARITY.
will it help to run the vocals through any effects such as compressors, gates, eqs?
usually, i don't like stuff that's too dark, BUT i have to say anthony rother's "sex with the machines" (whole lp) is just beyond comparison!
other than that:
jedi knights - antacid remix
knightz of bass - d m pire
dopplereffekt - z boson
kt 19941 - face your fate
dynamix II - dreamscape
drexciya - andrean sand dunes
i have tried the orange vocoder & the vokator (both vsts), but i can't get a halfway decent sound out of it.
problem is: the vocals sound all muddy and muted, not at all like the raspy and sharp robotic voices i am trying to achieve.
i guess it all depends on the synth setup, but i have used a lot of different sounds and presets, nothing will help.
any ideas?
as we were speaking about italo in that other thread:
http://www.myspace.com/italiansdoitbetterrecords
this will be the new hype in 08...
the bassline:
i really like the combination of synth bass + real, slapped bass on top of it.
NOBODY can build a groove like newcleus!