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Originally posted by DJDigDug PRetty damn amasing how much research n shit is in this stuff it truly is the musical equivalent of abstract art

i concur.


also, listen to the 600bpm track and slow it down to 144 bpm. its.. interesting!

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Originally posted by Tranc3 Holy crap, this shit is pretty fucking awesome! It's an entirely new world! To be honest I've played around with the idea of using noise with differing subtractive filtration to achieve structured sound, but I never actually did anything. So how big is the noise scene?

whats interesting is that the beat junkies (although i am not 100% sure) did a turntablist set... without any vinyl. they used their 1200s with tonearm, carts, styli and deck to create tracks from well.. noise. it was really interesting, and if anyone can get their hands on this please pm me i would love to hear it!

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Originally posted by razzi whats interesting is that the beat junkies (although i am not 100% sure) did a turntablist set... without any vinyl. they used their 1200s with tonearm, carts, styli and deck to create tracks from well.. noise. it was really interesting, and if anyone can get their hands on this please pm me i would love to hear it!

Yeah I've heard about that, I've figured out how to do some basic scratch sounds without a vinyl (purely by accident), but I'd like to hear it as well.

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Originally posted by DJ Nuclear yay. someone who likes crazy stupid noise as much as me! Do you know www.echelon.be ? There's some interesting industrial noise stuff there. I like occult whining sluts too, but they don't seem to have much music online anymore. OVERDRIVEN PINK NOISE EEEEEE stuff like this I like: http://www.echelon.be/Installation%...0Le%20Chien.mp3 I think it's artistic in the way abstract art is.

Just listened to this and it is surprisingly good. What else is there along this style?

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very intersting, but you highjacked the thread!

I am a fan of pitched tunes. Maybe not 40%, but I modified my technics so it would go faster than +8% (about 15% now).

Gary D. used to spin a couple of tunes at 45rpm -8%. I remember BBE - Seven Days and One Week.

now go on talking about noise

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Originally posted by Cobalt Accidentally played my 33rpm of Reeloop - Fucking Society (DJ Boozywoozy vs DJ Ruthless Back in LA Mix) at 45rpm. Makes a decent hardcore track once you get over the pitch of the occasional vocals.

yeah boozywoozy [although one of my fave mixes] is very basic, and does sound very nu-skool gabba-ish, prolly due to its dark and hollow soundingness. i think youd prolly get away with dropping this at the start of a nu-skool gabba set at the start of the night.
but i find that this fits in brilliantly straight after klitzing - i like that beat [kaylab mix] when ever i drop klitzing, i always drop this afterwards

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Originally posted by Noisician too slow. la vie c'est diabolique <-- 600bpm

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Originally posted by DJ Nuclear stuff like this I like: http://www.echelon.be/Installation%...0Le%20Chien.mp3 I think it's artistic in the way abstract art is.

Holy fark ! VERY NOISY

edit: winamp was at vol 50%, i listened to the 2nd piece with vol 10%

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