Andreaux
Biography:
Andreaux (born February 12th, 1973 in Belfort, France) is a french Music Producer.
Andreaux has played a significant role in quite a lot of bands and artist’s life in the past 17 years. His first band, Guillotine Chorus - although never made it to a record press - pioneered the electronic and synth-pop music scene in the early 90s. He took part in different projects and produced music for other artists, signed numerous official covers as well as bootleg remixes of well-known names (Depeche Mode, Mylène Farmer, Ace Of Base, David Guetta, Yazoo, The Jackson 5, NOX, DaMage, etc. ) until just recently, when he emerged with own tracks under his own project name: Andreaux. 
Source:
http://www.last.fm/music/Andreaux
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I'm a french expat living in hungary since quite ages, producing music for (let's hope so) everyone's pleasure. I have amassed quite a gear to make music, all I'm missing is time to dive into this digital delight.

I'm working with Logic Studio on a Mac Pro and hardware includes a couple of rackmount synths, big boxes with lots of knobs, a Roland and a CME master keyboard to drive all that. Although having quite a few synth legends left, I'm often working with software Virtual Analogue Synths because they simplify life quite a lot, but I'm more-and-more trying to put the analogue gear back to work because there is such a big difference in dynamics.

Beloved pieces I regularly use are my samplers (E-MU E5000 Ultra and E-MU ESI 4000 Turbo) and a couple of vintage analog synths (Moog, Korg) which all make the tracks they're used in sound sooooo fat :)

I have grown quite an excitement for remixing / reinterpreting / covering existing songs (Depeche Mode lately quite a lot). I'll be posting drafts and release material here so you can catch up with what is in the works :)

Comments are welcome! Tell me what's going on :)

Follow me, Like me on Facebook: facebook.com/andreaux

Cheers,

Gabriel


France - Andreaux

OffTAP

A final mastering of my little acidy trip into analogue delight... :)

Please share your comments!

Hard Candy

This is one of my remixes released on Depeche Mode: Elementals (Fire Disc).
Guitar by DaMage.

Enjoy, and please do comment!

Depeche Mode - World In My Eyes (Sightless Mix)

Sorry for the re-upload... here's an even more populated version :)

Chers,

Andreaux

Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel (Andreaux's Trippy Mix)

A cover/remix of Depeche Mode's Enjoy The Silence, featuring original vocals by Dave Gahan. Apart from that, everything has been reengineered from ground up using sounds from the legendary E-MUs, a Moog and other analogue sound sources.

This is my interpretation of this cool tune, hope you'll enjoy it!

The cover photo is also my work. Thanks to sweet Judy for posing, sorry for the tape :))

Do leave me your comments.

Depeche Mode - Enjoy the Silence (Andreaux Painful Words Mix)

I've spent some more time messing around with the Moog Modular and came up with a new bassline that I like muucho better than the one I had in the previous preview... So here's the new, still 'work-in-progress', unmastered, Enjoy The Silence 2011... Cheers.


Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence 2011 (Andreaux Reanimation Mix)

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I'm a french expat living in hungary since quite ages, producing music for (let's hope so) everyone's pleasure. All I'm missing is time to turn the knobs and push the buttons...

I'm working with Logic Studio on a Mac Pro / Macbook Pro and hardware includes a pile of rack-mounted synths, big boxes with lots of knobs, a Roland and a CME master keyboard to drive all that. Although having quite a few synth legends left, I'm often working with software Virtual Analogue Synths because they simplify life quite a lot, but I'm more-and-more trying to put the analogue gear back to work because there is such a big difference in dynamics.

Beloved pieces I regularly use are my samplers (E-MU E5000 Ultra, Kurzweil K2000R and from time-to-time an AKAI S2800 and a Roland S-550) and also a couple of vintage and/or analog synths (Moog, Korg, Roland, Kawai, etc) which all make the tracks they're used in sound sooooo freakin' fat :)

I have grown quite an excitement for remixing / reinterpreting / covering existing songs (Depeche Mode actually quite a lot). I'm also posting drafts and release material here so you can catch up with what is in the works :)

Comments are welcome! Tell me what's going on or just say hi :)

Follow me, Like me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/andreaux and check out http://andreaux.com

Cheers,

Gabriel