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Hi all,

   What's up everyone?

   How do you all feel about the beat repetition and redundancy of some popular dance songs on the
radio.  For example, Darude - "Sandstorm," etc.  I think more people would dig dance if the beats
weren't so robotic and "4 to the floor-ish" (including myself.)   After all, there's a synth.
preset that allows you to make a "house" beat by simply pressing two keys down (doesn't require
much brain power to make this basic beat.) 

   I know it's a pop song (no pun intended) but, the beat of N'sync's "Pop" actually requires
talent (thanks to BT.)  Anyone hear any new music by BT or others producing unique beats
(including YOU)?  I've got a bunch of songs that I am working on.

   Happy Turkey day to all!!

DJ 

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I think the new Sasha ³Airdrawndagger² has some great unique beats.
Underworld always has interesting, sometimes quite complex, beats happening,
and the new album is no exception. They are one of the few that can really
pull off a 10-15 minute track that has my interest start to finish.



On 11/27/02 7:11 PM, "Mike - Positive Productions" <positiveprod@...>
wrote:

> Hi all,
> 
>    What's up everyone?
> 
>    How do you all feel about the beat repetition and redundancy of some
> popular dance songs on the
> radio.  For example, Darude - "Sandstorm," etc.  I think more people would dig
> dance if the beats
> weren't so robotic and "4 to the floor-ish" (including myself.)   After all,
> there's a synth.
> preset that allows you to make a "house" beat by simply pressing two keys down
> (doesn't require
> much brain power to make this basic beat.)
> 
>    I know it's a pop song (no pun intended) but, the beat of N'sync's "Pop"
> actually requires
> talent (thanks to BT.)  Anyone hear any new music by BT or others producing
> unique beats
> (including YOU)?  I've got a bunch of songs that I am working on.
> 
>    Happy Turkey day to all!!
> 
> DJ 
> 
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timbaland makes some unique beats... 


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3 letters  -  IDM and DNB
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mike - Positive Productions" <positiveprod@...>
To: "XL-7 command station list group" <xl7@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 7:11 PM
Subject: [xl7] unique rhythm's.....


> Hi all,
>
>    What's up everyone?
>
>    How do you all feel about the beat repetition and redundancy of some
popular dance songs on the
> radio.  For example, Darude - "Sandstorm," etc.  I think more people would
dig dance if the beats
> weren't so robotic and "4 to the floor-ish" (including myself.)   After
all, there's a synth.
> preset that allows you to make a "house" beat by simply pressing two keys
down (doesn't require
> much brain power to make this basic beat.)
>
>    I know it's a pop song (no pun intended) but, the beat of N'sync's
"Pop" actually requires
> talent (thanks to BT.)  Anyone hear any new music by BT or others
producing unique beats

> (including YOU)?  I've got a bunch of songs that I am working on.
>
>    Happy Turkey day to all!!
>
> DJ
>
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>

>    How do you all feel about the beat repetition and redundancy of some popular dance songs on the
> radio.

I think it's depressing, basically.

> Anyone hear any new music by BT or others producing unique beats
> (including YOU)?

Since you ask, I guess my material is new, and I guess it counts as
unique since nobody else is using a pulse sequencing engine. Check out
http://www.cassiel.com/mp3/cyberlive.mp3 - it's longish (20 mins) and
constantly evolving (pretty much) via algorithmic sequencing.

>    Happy Turkey day to all!!

Oh - do you guys have a holiday at the moment?

-- 

  nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance -- http://www.cassiel.com

Pulse Seq what?

----- Original Message -----
From: "Nick Rothwell" <nick@...>
To: <xl7@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: [xl7] unique rhythm's.....


> >    How do you all feel about the beat repetition and redundancy of some
popular dance songs on the
> > radio.
>
> I think it's depressing, basically.
>
> > Anyone hear any new music by BT or others producing unique beats
> > (including YOU)?
>
> Since you ask, I guess my material is new, and I guess it counts as
> unique since nobody else is using a pulse sequencing engine. Check out
> http://www.cassiel.com/mp3/cyberlive.mp3 - it's longish (20 mins) and
> constantly evolving (pretty much) via algorithmic sequencing.
>
> >    Happy Turkey day to all!!
>
> Oh - do you guys have a holiday at the moment?
>
> --
>
>   nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance --
http://www.cassiel.com

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Yeah, I agree about the repetition of rhythms, I created a dance 
song that changes every 2 seconds. Unfortunately it made everyone on 
the dance floor throw up. Maybe they just aren't ready for it 
yet..:) If you do want something w/ changes try listening to some of 
the newer Jazz. It still has synth stuff and cool rhythms in it only 
more changes.  
Bill                                                           --- 
In xl7@y..., "David DeciBel" <spec@s...> wrote:
> Pulse Seq what?
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Nick Rothwell" <nick@c...>
> To: <xl7@y...>
> Sent: Thursday, November 28, 2002 12:18 PM
> Subject: Re: [xl7] unique rhythm's.....
> 
> 
> > >    How do you all feel about the beat repetition and 
redundancy of some
> popular dance songs on the
> > > radio.
> >
> > I think it's depressing, basically.
> >
> > > Anyone hear any new music by BT or others producing unique 
beats
> > > (including YOU)?
> >
> > Since you ask, I guess my material is new, and I guess it counts 
as
> > unique since nobody else is using a pulse sequencing engine. 
Check out
> > http://www.cassiel.com/mp3/cyberlive.mp3 - it's longish (20 
mins) and
> > constantly evolving (pretty much) via algorithmic sequencing.
> >
> > >    Happy Turkey day to all!!
> >
> > Oh - do you guys have a holiday at the moment?
> >
> > --
> >
> >   nick rothwell -- composition, systems, performance --
> http://www.cassiel.com
> >
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > xl7-unsubscribe@y...
> >
> >
> >
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http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

> >
> >
> >