Burial's beats

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Re: Burial's beats

By grassroots Wed May 25, 2011 11:34 am
wooah just tripped out for about ten minutes to that track - space and mind warp - gone - adios - out of here....that shit dosen't bang - but it does float!
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Re: Burial's beats

By maara Thu May 26, 2011 2:26 pm
grassroots wrote:wooah just tripped out for about ten minutes to that track - space and mind warp - gone - adios - out of here....that **** dosen't bang - but it does float!


:-)
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Re: Burial's beats

By starcrusher Thu May 26, 2011 10:35 pm
scoobylol wrote:
starcrusher wrote:bought the ego mirror black label at a local indie record store ..


Ditto, and the single sided etched press of his Be True remix. Mega stuff.


*brofist*
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Re: Burial's beats

By campbellmontgomery Fri May 27, 2011 12:46 pm
Love Burial's work. His tracks create so much atmosphere and feeling, like the music is buried in the echoes and noises of the tracks and is trying to break through? I also really like the way he makes vocals drift in pitch and this technique can be heard in many other artists trying to emulate the sound. I recently got his latest vinyl "Street Halo" and it is fantastic. In fact I am going to listen to it right now!
PS I also read about how he just records into soundforge and goes by the shape of the Wave files to put together his tracks.
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Re: Burial's beats

By Upright Sat May 28, 2011 3:32 am
Sounds good....I think I would have mixed it a touch different.....synths seem a touch on the loud side....but hey that's just me....definitely good music though. :D
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Re: Burial's beats

By scoobylol Sat May 28, 2011 9:27 pm
Upright wrote:Sounds good....I think I would have mixed it a touch different.....synths seem a touch on the loud side....but hey that's just me....definitely good music though. :D


I think thats what I find so intriguing about his tunes sonically at least... there's not this HUGE emphasis on the biggest 200hz slayer snare that every divvy in the world now seems to use.
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Re: Burial's beats

By scoobylol Wed Oct 26, 2011 10:45 am
Expect a release in 2097 when Kode 9 stops being a greedy c*nt. Good marketing though, keep everyone on the edge of their seats and you're bound to shift units when you eventually do release something.
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Re: Burial's beats

By maara Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:02 am
scoobylol wrote:Expect a release in 2097 when Kode 9 stops being a greedy c*nt. Good marketing though, keep everyone on the edge of their seats and you're bound to shift units when you eventually do release something.


exactly! but on the other side I must admit that I like finding and listening his tracks one by one much more adventurous that buying complete 12 track album... It's like revealing a treasure when I find a track and realize that I missed this one... :-)
The sad is that probably I heard already everything he made... :-(
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Re: Burial's beats

By maara Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:24 am
And the others? Sound forge only?
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Re: Burial's beats

By Coz Wed Oct 26, 2011 11:26 am
Apparently... :?

I must have missed a few tricks when I was a Sound Forge user...
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