09-25-2007, 10:37 AM
09-25-2007, 11:06 AM
I mostly liked it for its take-of effect(like when a plane leaves the grown)
09-25-2007, 11:40 AM
ichtms Wrote:
Don't know. Does guys like Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin etc, count as techno?
Nope - one of the defining things about techno is that it has a beat based on the human heart rate. Those would be more electronica.
I'm a big electronica fan, but not so much techno...
09-25-2007, 11:43 AM
EvilZakkie Wrote:
ichtms Wrote:
Don't know. Does guys like Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin etc, count as techno?
Nope - one of the defining things about techno is that it has a beat based on the human heart rate. Those would be more electronica.
I'm a big electronica fan, but not so much techno...
Does the heart-rate have a take-off rytm?
09-25-2007, 11:47 AM
Emmy Wrote:
EvilZakkie Wrote:
ichtms Wrote:
Don't know. Does guys like Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin etc, count as techno?
Nope - one of the defining things about techno is that it has a beat based on the human heart rate. Those would be more electronica.
I'm a big electronica fan, but not so much techno...
Does the heart-rate have a take-off rytm?
It can do - some start off by matching an "excited" human heartbeat, and some start from a slower beat and work their way up.
10-10-2007, 11:10 AM
Sat_Chit_Anand Wrote:
energeia:
If you like techno music, and modulating repetitiveness, you will absolutely love the album "decks, efx, and 909" by Richie Hawtin.
The whole thing was mapped out on the computer and put together like a tapestry.
There is no comparison.
I also listen to 'hard house' music which is similar, and popular where I am in the UK. I suppose that the music was designed around the use of esctasy, but I listen to it happily when I am not on drugs.
If music has too many vocals it begin to create a narrative in my mind which is either unnecessary or unpleasant/distracting.
If you like techno music, and modulating repetitiveness, you will absolutely love the album "decks, efx, and 909" by Richie Hawtin.
The whole thing was mapped out on the computer and put together like a tapestry.
There is no comparison.
I also listen to 'hard house' music which is similar, and popular where I am in the UK. I suppose that the music was designed around the use of esctasy, but I listen to it happily when I am not on drugs.
If music has too many vocals it begin to create a narrative in my mind which is either unnecessary or unpleasant/distracting.
Do you listen to garage as well?
When did you start listen to house?
Do you have house from the late 90ees?
10-11-2007, 01:21 PM
Old school music
Those good old days...
Those good old days...
10-12-2007, 07:47 AM
Batman55 Wrote:
EvilZakkie Wrote:
ichtms Wrote:
Don't know. Does guys like Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin etc, count as techno?
Nope - one of the defining things about techno is that it has a beat based on the human heart rate. Those would be more electronica.
I'm a big electronica fan, but not so much techno...
What's the purpose behind such a mechanism, in techno?
I think it speeds up your heart-rate to some degree if played loud.
That has consekvenses for the body.
10-12-2007, 08:08 AM
Batman55 Wrote:
EvilZakkie Wrote:
ichtms Wrote:
Don't know. Does guys like Chemical Brothers, Fatboy Slim, Aphex Twin etc, count as techno?
Nope - one of the defining things about techno is that it has a beat based on the human heart rate. Those would be more electronica.
I'm a big electronica fan, but not so much techno...
What's the purpose behind such a mechanism, in techno?
*grins* Emmy's a wise one... It's designed to increase the heart-rate while dancing, giving you a "high"... I'm not really a dancer, so it doesn't really do much for me.
10-17-2007, 02:13 AM
All them is good. One track by Aphex Twin, the sample of
Terminator III, is absolutely ill. For me, techno and other kinds of music facilitate my stimming. I spin. I'm a spinner, often to music. As I gryate furiuosly, I get an idea of what speed or ampthetamines must do to the brain & body.
Terminator III, is absolutely ill. For me, techno and other kinds of music facilitate my stimming. I spin. I'm a spinner, often to music. As I gryate furiuosly, I get an idea of what speed or ampthetamines must do to the brain & body.
10-17-2007, 04:20 AM
I like any music with a complicated and elegant harmony of many unusual synthesized sounds. 80's pop music is best.
It's like an orgy for my ears!
It's like an orgy for my ears!
10-17-2007, 08:47 AM
Pakrat Wrote:
Yes, 80's music rocks, especially 80's synth. 
I always liked 80's minimalist pop - Devo, Kraftwerk, New Order....
Pages: 1 2