Neat video showing some famous names hanging out in their studios and making beats in 1994. This is back when a 66 MHz computer went for around $5000, and people used floppy disks to load songs. Cool gear collections of course, and the clothes are classic as well:
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dig out the grout expose the pest to take it out without the rest
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i'm from the west i'm not an acmeist only the alchemist
Jun-15-2009 00:28
owien
maverick
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: the south
hehe,yeah now we're talking. I grew up listening to this decade of dance. Rave the root source of club culture!
Their methods was all about making music without all the shit.
Unlike today off course.
i think producers off today need to let go of this 'if it aint super squeaky clean,'it won't make it,kinda attitude.
anyway it's all about the prodigy!
Jun-15-2009 02:34
mfitterer1
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Jul 2008
Location: Oregon
quote:
Originally posted by owien
hehe,yeah now we're talking. I grew up listening to this decade of dance. Rave the root source of club culture!
Their methods was all about making music without all the shit.
Unlike today off course.
i think producers off today need to let go of this 'if it aint super squeaky clean,'it won't make it,kinda attitude.
anyway it's all about the prodigy!
Technology has changed so therefore expectations change to match.
Jun-15-2009 02:51
Stef
come @ me bro
Registered: Aug 2007
Location: NYC
"The world of production is really reduction"
Jun-15-2009 02:55
owien
maverick
Registered: Jan 2009
Location: the south
quote:
Originally posted by mfitterer1
Technology has changed so therefore expectations change to match.
I'm all for innovation I love the fact I can use up to speed software on my pc at will.
But when time is lost worrying about things like 'is my kick loud enough,bass fat enough ect.'
To me is time that shoud be spent on making good tunes.
but yes you're of course right expectations are high and need to be met.
I just feal its for the wrong reasons.
Jun-15-2009 03:13
alanzo
The Equalizer Womanizer
Registered: Sep 2003
Location: Boston, MA
Thank goodness for technological advancement. Making music like that must have sucked balls.
I love this. Was there really samplepacks in 1994?
Jun-15-2009 10:25
Storyteller
Supreme tracneaddict
Registered: Feb 2005
Location: The Netherlands
Yes. A lot of people ripped their own samples from existing music though. I started music production in '95 on a 40mhz pc. Google `Scream Tracker 3`. Now those where the days. At that time I was the only one in the neighbourhood with a 16bit soundcard .
If less is more think about how much more more would be.
-Frasier
Jun-15-2009 10:36
Waza
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Scotland, Edinburgh
quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
Yes. A lot of people ripped their own samples from existing music though. I started music production in '95 on a 40mhz pc. Google `Scream Tracker 3`. Now those where the days. At that time I was the only one in the neighbourhood with a 16bit soundcard .
And I still work virtually identical to this
man that takes me back i used to use that as well. lol
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Jun-15-2009 12:27
Waza
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Feb 2008
Location: Scotland, Edinburgh
quote:
Originally posted by Storyteller
Yes. A lot of people ripped their own samples from existing music though. I started music production in '95 on a 40mhz pc. Google `Scream Tracker 3`. Now those where the days. At that time I was the only one in the neighbourhood with a 16bit soundcard .
And I still work virtually identical to this
man that takes me back i used to use that as well. lol
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