Originally posted by West27thPrgrsv
No I got the copies here. To me vinyl does sound better and engineers that did the old sound systems agree. Of course you have to notice the conflict of interest this interview is from the pioneer pro dj youtube channel. Of course they are not going to have somebody say that vinyl sounds better. But I tell you this working for a distributor in 2004 was pretty fucking hard. People had to find new clients when there were like 10 record stores going out of business every week!
I agree with you that vinyl sounds better, and I'd still play it myself if tracks were released on that format.
You can't back up your argument of sound quality with a YT clip, as YT compresses and greatly reduces the quality of any audio uploaded. Vinyl/WAV/mp3 formats all sound equally shit when played through YT.
Mar-25-2011 16:19
Syntonic
Artcore Addict
Registered: May 2006
Location: Journey...On A...
quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
I wouldn't get excited about this. His most recent releases were 2008, and he was producing glitchy minimal. Unless you can confirm that the new label would be trance-oriented?
I took it as he is back making trance. That minimal techno he was making on the Maschine label was so uncharacteristic. His last releases like 'Jesus Ist Da' and 'Papel' were better than a lot of stuff at the times. A better note to leave on instead of just trendfollowing trance; even though he produced minimal the Maschine label never look to serious anyways; releases dwindled every year since '06
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Mar-25-2011 21:44
RebeL9
The Digital Blonde addict
Registered: Nov 2001
Location: Gothenburg, Sweden
quote:
Originally posted by Syntonic
I took it as he is back making trance. That minimal techno he was making on the Maschine label was so uncharacteristic. His last releases like 'Jesus Ist Da' and 'Papel' were better than a lot of stuff at the times. A better note to leave on instead of just trendfollowing trance; even though he produced minimal the Maschine label never look to serious anyways; releases dwindled every year since '06
Jesus Ist Da is very underrated. The bassline is insane. And you can never get too much of Klaus Kinski!
To me vinyl does sound better and engineers that did the old sound systems agree. Of course you have to notice the conflict of interest this interview is from the pioneer pro dj youtube channel. Of course they are not going to have somebody say that vinyl sounds better. But I tell you this working for a distributor in 2004 was pretty fucking hard. People had to find new clients when there were like 10 record stores going out of business every week!
His last releases like 'Jesus Ist Da' and 'Papel' were better than a lot of stuff at the times. A better note to leave on instead of just trendfollowing trance; even though he produced minimal
the Maschine label never look to serious anyways; releases dwindled every year since '06
