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Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 22:44:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
seems like there are we only 3 people interested in this would you PM the conversation to me?


basically we agreed to disagree, and then started to talk about how the french eat horses, which i find fascinating.


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 22:46:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
ok fair point, but as i sequenced it in 6/8, the rest of the track would be in 6/8 to. and as there is nothing but the percussion to base the time signature on, thats all u can base it on.


there is not such thing as a "definition" what is 6/8 or 4/4... music could actually exist without these measures, but it would be much more harder to compose and play... my personal defining tool for measures (which is also the best i have) is my brain, and when i listen to your sample, it tells me 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4... and not 1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6 (double tempo)... edit: at least when there is the kick


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 22:48:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
there is not such thing as a "definition" what is 6/8 or 4/4... music could actually exist without these measures, but it would be much more harder to compose and play... my personal defining tool for measures (which is also the best i have) is my brain, and when i listen to your sample, it tells me 1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4... and not 1,2,3,4,5,6,1,2,3,4,5,6 (double tempo)...


good point, at the end of the day it depends where u put the line between maths and perception, lets agree to disagree


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 22:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
good point, at the end of the day it depends where u put the line between maths and perception, lets agree to disagree


I dont even think that we actually disagree, because there is no standard which could be correct or wrong... so it depends on the listener. full stop

did you know that many french eat frogs too? and my guest family even served bowels when I was there...


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 22:53:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
I dont even think that we actually disagree, because there is no standard which could be correct or wrong... so it depends on the listener. full stop

did you know that many french eat frogs too? and my guest family even served bowels when I was there...


eww.. well each to their own eh? tell ya what, i found another track to prove the point that i was originally trying to make. not all dance is in 4/4, this is in 3/4.. in fact it was my good friend stu cox who found this track for me. pjotr g, if you read this, i think your track is genius!

http://www.mikefoyle.com/Pjotr_G_-_321.mp3


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 22:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
eww.. well each to their own eh? tell ya what, i found another track to prove the point that i was originally trying to make. not all dance is in 4/4, this is in 3/4.. in fact it was my good friend stu cox who found this track for me. pjotr g, if you read this, i think your track is genius!

http://www.mikefoyle.com/Pjotr_G_-_321.mp3


the drum samples dont sound very different... but its very interesting to hear that... aphex twins tunes have wicked measures. and hey ya (what i posted above) is written in 11/4...
(btw, paul is nr 1 )


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 23:02:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
the drum samples dont sound very different... but its very interesting to hear that... aphex twins tunes have wicked measures. and hey ya (what i posted above) is written in 11/4...
(btw, paul is nr 1 )
differnet to what??


and oh yeah, hey ya! there was that other one to, with the guy whisling, some wierd time signature


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 23:04:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
differnet to what??


and oh yeah, hey ya! there was that other one to, with the guy whisling, some wierd time signature


sorry i was not very clear :-) the actual drum samples are the same, arent they? the bassdrum sounds very similar... im listening to the top 100 announcement atm so im not really able to compare these excerpts in detail


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 23:19:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
sorry i was not very clear :-) the actual drum samples are the same, arent they? the bassdrum sounds very similar... im listening to the top 100 announcement atm so im not really able to compare these excerpts in detail


u mean the same as in my sample? no they arent, must be coincidence

hehe


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 23:24:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
u mean the same as in my sample? no they arent, must be coincidence

hehe


ok, nevermind... dont know, but threads like this somehow motivate me to try totally new things... until now, i made only 4/4 tracks, but why not drift into IDM and create an 11/12 thing tomorrow? Its always the same with these technical threads about production and music theory.. how about you?


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 23:26:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
why not drift into IDM and create an 11/12 thing tomorrow?

do it!


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 23:26:

how about fibonacci? 2/3/5/8/13 bar structures in prime number measures like 13/17? hell, im getting creative right now will be testing it tomorrow

edit: this is stupid because there are no 17th notes... so 13/16 or so


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 23:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
do it!


can i pm it to you when ill have made something tomorrow?


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-27-2005 23:44:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
can i pm it to you when ill have made something tomorrow?


of course, ill look forward to it!


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-27-2005 23:51:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
of course, ill look forward to it!


yeah ok dunno if you have work to do or if you check your pms regularly
gonna listen to the rest of the winners set now, his radio show on wednesday was the best i have ever experienced in the last year, you can definitely feel that he had good holidays

btw, you can add me to ICQ if you want, my number is in my profile


Posted by Krypton on Oct-27-2005 23:55:

quote:
Originally posted by cosmoz
I find it interesting that the ..boom boom boom...consistant beat that gives the Trance its flavor is the same beat used by north American Indians at there pow wows, and the same used in Siberia, and the same used in Mexico, and the same used iv'e heard in the Amazon,and in Peru.
In Africa more complex beat patterns emerge as they believe that each rhythm invokes a different spirit or emotion.
When i do a bing-eh beat on my drum, which is the heart beat boomboom, boomboom, boomboo, it puts me in a Trance, right away, especially when i sing and chant during the proceedings.
Again like in other post, i Believe that Trance music stand out differenty than any other form of electronic music, because it is a spiritual beat pattern used all over the world to seek contact with the source,the other,the godhead,the goddess, the universe.
ANAGRAM FOR "UNIVERSE": "EVER IN US" exactly using all the letters with none left over.
Cosmoz.


google it.

trance does take from morrocan drum beats, especially the tribal trance. invoking spirits and whatnot. thats about all i know.


Posted by Marc Summers on Oct-28-2005 00:09:

isn't there also like... 3/3?


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-28-2005 00:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
isn't there also like... 3/3?


no because there are no 3rd notes... there are half notes, quarter notes, 8th, 16th and so on notes. so the measure is based on values dividable by two... for example 4/4, 6/8, 15/16


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-28-2005 00:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Marc Summers
isn't there also like... 3/3?


well 3/3 would never be used but if it was it would be the same as 9/8. because that would mean 3 dotted crotchets in a bar, which is equivilent of 9 quavers (1/8th notes) so u end up with 9/8. u would never call it 3/3 though, for the reason stated by the guy above... thats just confusing!


Posted by Marc Summers on Oct-28-2005 00:15:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
no because there are no 3rd notes... there are half notes, quarter notes, 8th, 16th and so on notes. so the measure is based on values dividable by two... for example 4/4, 6/8, 15/16


Do you take music theory? thats some deep stuff man.


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-28-2005 00:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
well 3/3 would never be used but if it was it would be the same as 9/8. because that would mean 3 dotted crotchets in a bar, which is equivilent of 9 quavers (1/8th notes) so u end up with 9/8. u would never call it 3/3 though, for the reason stated by the guy above... thats just confusing!


a dottet crotchet is NOT a 3rd note it is a 1,5/4 note... this is simple maths, 3/3 are not equal 9/8


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-28-2005 00:19:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
a dottet crotchet is NOT a 3rd note it is a 1,5/4 note... this is simple maths, 3/3 are not equal 9/8


oh yeah! oops.. now i feel stupid


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-28-2005 00:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
oh yeah! oops.. now i feel stupid


nevermind, this is hard stuff

quote:
Do you take music theory? thats some deep stuff man.


no, but the only way that maths can produce feelings is through music (or if you are a nerd ) and i like the principles behind it...


Posted by Mike_Foyle on Oct-28-2005 00:25:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ Kernkraft400
nevermind, this is hard stuff


not really, im just a tard!


Posted by kernkraft on Oct-28-2005 00:29:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike_Foyle
not really, im just a tard!


ah, common..


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