Discuss the various methods you use in music production, from compressor settings to equipment type.

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By innovine Thu Nov 17, 2011 3:37 pm
Don't worry, I just have a tendancy to troll, and I'm sorry for that. I'm just messing around.
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By Metatron72 Thu Nov 17, 2011 3:40 pm
innovine wrote:Don't worry, I just have a tendancy to troll, and I'm sorry for that. I'm just messing around.


It's peace bro. I'm on an all niter and a bit cranky myself. For real man, that ain't even how I am, the way I came at you. Glad we deaded the misunderstanding.

If I know you're just joking nothing's gonna bother me at all, so if you clown like that just generally, that's cool with me.
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By scoobylol Sat Jan 14, 2012 11:22 am
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-AFT6OZOr0

Burial, D-Bride and Instra:Mental - Untitled. Very dark, very in-keeping with the output of the latter three (Instra:Mental is two blokes).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB3suFG2UEE

More "Burial" in sound. Apparently off an EP called "Kindred" which is forthcoming in 2050 and will probably be limited to 20 copies priced at £100,000 each.

Great tune though, more of a grower.
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By JamesJeffery Sat Jan 14, 2012 12:51 pm
I've listened to Burial for a while.

Burial's style has inspired so many people that Burial has now become a genre. This is because people were creating music of a similar style and then getting labeled as "copy cats" because it sounded like Burial.

Burials music does not fit into any genre but is usually played alongside Hip Hop, Dubstep and Techno.

His tracks are heavily sample based. I read an interview somewhere where he said he samples a lot. Thats why they sound rough and dirty. Rumor has it he uses Sony Acid (previously Sonic Foundry). Others say he uses a hardware sampler and some have even said he produces on an Atari. Who knows, he could do it on an MPC.

Bottom line is his music is emotional, its the sort of music you listen to and it takes you on a journey. I listen to it on the bus sometimes and it opens the brain. Touches the soul as if the music is speaking from another dimension and you're being exposed to another life.

I'd like to think that when I die, my spirit travels to the sorts of places his music makes you feel you're in.

I am inspired by Burial and Emika.

If you've not head Emika you need to check her stuff out. Amazing, and she's female!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlS6Uy4-Re8
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By JamesJeffery Sat Jan 14, 2012 1:36 pm
scoobylol wrote:I thought it was called "future garage" these days?

Dude, have a read of his interview in The Wire, I think I even posted it in this thread a while back. Great stuff!


No I've not read that one. I think I read the Guardian one.
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By Coz Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:02 pm
scoobylol wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-AFT6OZOr0

Burial, D-Bride and Instra:Mental - Untitled. Very dark, very in-keeping with the output of the latter three (Instra:Mental is two blokes).



I like this one a lot. The other tune is a bit too messy sounding IMO.
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By scoobylol Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:08 pm
Sometimes he can take the syncopation/loose sampling a bit too far. Then again, after a few listens those tunes usually floor me with something I missed previously.

Coz, you might be interested to check out an artist called Boddika. He's one half of Instra:Mental and his output is really incredible. Sort of like a modern take on Acid-house almost. I've noticed a few artists really being influenced by those early electro sounds of late. Interesting times for music :D
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By Coz Sat Jan 14, 2012 2:49 pm
scoobylol wrote:Sometimes he can take the syncopation/loose sampling a bit too far. Then again, after a few listens those tunes usually floor me with something I missed previously.



True innovators keep on innovating, and to me that sounded like 'Burial by numbers' - The wonky pitching on the vocals and crackle sound effects etc. I'd be interested in hearing the full track in higher quality though.


scoobylol wrote:Interesting times for music :D



Definitely.

I'll check out Boddika when I've got a bit more time. Nice one. 8)
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By scoobylol Sat Apr 28, 2012 10:43 am
Bump.

Burial has released the Kindred EP. If you're not moved by this music you might aswell be dead.

He's also done another tune with my main man Four Tet called Nova which is also fantastic.

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F*cking hell those drums.

DOUBLE EDIT: This has literally blown my mind to bits. This is almost Vangellis-esque. I've never ever heard an artist with a more complete sound.
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By starcrusher Sat Apr 28, 2012 1:13 pm
yeah i always come back to him. i'm a member of the small group that prefers his self titled to untrue .. still i think everything he's done is pretty much genius. no one ties ideas together and blends from scene to scene like he does. i'm trying to refine something like this in my own productions, that kind of seamless morphing quality that his albums carry .. insanely difficult in practice. but worth striving for ..
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By Coz Sat Apr 28, 2012 2:45 pm
scoobylol wrote:This is almost Vangellis-esque.



I pick up a lot of Vangellis albums from car boots for a pound a time. The 20 minute piece on the Chariots Of Fire soundtrack is ridiculous! 30 years old and still as fresh as the day it was made. 8)
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By scoobylol Sat May 05, 2012 4:05 pm
Nice one Coz. From an early age we had songs like Pulstar and Spiral on in the car when we used to go and see my nan up in Yorkshire. So his music has been a big influence for a long time for me. This one always blows me away too:



Reminds me of playing Mickey and Donald Castle of Illusion on the Mega Drive.

Ahhh childhood <3

EDIT: Also just noticed your sig. That's hilarious! :lol:
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By J.London Tue Aug 07, 2012 5:17 pm
I just read Four Tet's favourite sample flip and heard the sample for Archangel..
mind = blown.

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Burial - Archangel


dude's definately sick with it. That Kindred album is also the bees knees.