Is there any way that this would not destroy a dancefloor? I think it would be quite a scene to watch this go off.
LAdazeNYnights
at first i thought this was a bit too busy for my liking, but nahhh this goes off for sure. nice one
Guest
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Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
at first i thought this was a bit too busy for my liking, but nahhh this goes off for sure. nice one
Yea its pretty busy but I think the bassline is what makes the whole thing work. It reminds me of the Yekke Yekke that Hawtin plays. I think its some sort of acid bass.
Anyone know what machine makes the bass line in this track?
srussell0018
Has anyone heard this Yekke Yekke track that Hawtin plays? I think it's pretty new
SYSTEM-J
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Originally posted by Guest
Anyone know what machine makes the bass line in this track?
It's a Roland TB-303. I hear they go off big time in a warehouse.
Guest
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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J
It's a Roland TB-303. I hear they go off big time in a warehouse.
I need to get me one-a-dose
Woony
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Originally posted by Guest
I need to get me one-a-dose
How about a cow bell machine instead?
SYSTEM-J
Good idea. Less headaches.
Guest
-I did say in multiple instances that certain records would go off in a warehouse
-I did make a post about Phuture - Acid Trax on discogs that was ridiculed
-I do post about tracks that are old
-I am bald
-I do got a friend named cheddar bob who shoots himself in the leg wit his own gun
:) what's left?
SYSTEM-J
- You did just ask which machine makes "acid bass"
Bierheld
You mention destroying dancefloors (as in everyone leaves?) and present some twitchy MNML plodder and claim it works. How? because the bloopety-bloop bass line is so fantastically energetic and danceable?
I'm either completely missing something here or something went terribly wrong in our communication networks. Is your planet called 'Earth' too?
