Top #1 of Melodic Techno releases on Beatport
Label @eleven-records-ofc 
Booking | MGMT: booking@11ofc.com
🇪🇸

Multidisciplinary artist with roots in Asturias, UK influences, and established in Madrid. Between beats, mixes, and new identities, always chasing the next sound.

Blending infectious rhythms with emotive energy, Ahrnarish crafts dance music that moves both the body and the soul. With a sound rooted in electronic innovation and club culture, each track is built to ignite dance floors worldwide.

Welcome to Venn Radio, Hull's independent radio station 🔊

Thanks for the follow, we are going to take you on a journey 💙

If you're interested in having a monthly show please get in touch vennradio@gmail.com 

When preparing your files for mixing and mastering, it's essential to ensure the format and organization are spot-on. Here's a guide to how I prefer to receive your files:

Audio Files as WAV
Export all individual audio files or stems as WAV files. Use the same sample rate and bit depth as the original recording session. My recommendation:
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz
Bit Depth: 24-bit (16 bit files will be automatically rejected)

MIDI Instruments
If you're working with MIDI instruments like bass or drums, you can send these as MIDI files, which I can import into software such as Kontakt.

Synths and Strings
Synths and string sections should be exported as audio files. Ensure each instrument is on its own track. For example:
Violins, cellos, piano, and trumpets should all be exported separately as individual files.

Naming Your Files
Give your files clear and practical names.

Good Examples: "Sn T" for Snare Top or "Gtr Lead" for Guitar Lead
Avoid: Creative or cryptic names like "Diddle-diddle-diddliddle" or random lyrics. Names should be functional and recognizable, even for someone unfamiliar with your music.

Stems for Live Use or Backing Tracks
If you need stems for a live setup or backing tracks, this should be arranged during the mixing process.

Multiple Songs in One Session
If you're sending multiple songs, there are two ways to organize them:

Export all tracks for each song separately, keeping them in individual sessions.

Export everything as one long session. For example: if Song 1 lasts 4 minutes and Song 2 lasts 3 minutes, all tracks should stretch to a total of 7 minutes. In this case, ensure the MIDI aligns with tempo changes and everything is correctly positioned on the timeline.

Equipment:
Bower & Wilkins Monitor (stereo configuration)
Bower & Wilkins  SubWoofer (stereo configuration)
 KRK Systems ROKIT 7 Generation Five (true Mono configuration)
AKG Headphones 240 mk2
AKG Headphones K702
Motu 828 mk2 AD/DAconverter
Apogee Rosetta 200 converter AD/DA mastering converter
Motu Traveler mk1 AD/DA converter
Handmade AMA electronic crossover
Drawmer M500 Dynamics Processor
Coleman Audio M3PH MK2 Passive Monitor controller
API Stereo analog compressor

bil - Producer/DJ

Bookings- dm


Releases:
PLZ046 - Bill & Ells - Special Place EP (PLEASURE ZONE)
Tamiras-08
BeHuman VA - Conundrum
MicroGarden - Seraphim Faena (Bil remix)

Tempo mcr - Resident
BLOOP London Resident - "GoodWill Guide"
Reform Radio Resident.     - "GoodWill Guide"

Reform radio's original home for the minimal & Romanian sound

Followers of Bill