Born out of some improvisation with my Korg Montron combo, an original Monotron and a Monotron Delay. The basedrum you hear (and the noisy hihat-ish sound in the background, which is just a filtered version of the original) is the filter of the Monotron self oscillating, fed through the Monotron Delay and then recorded and looped in ableton.

The grit of the Monotron Delay gives the whole thing a lot of character, quite typical for dub techno beats.

Originally the thing (as it was an LFO fed filter sweep) was straight four to the floor, but I decided that this was not what I had in mind and I built a drum rack out of different parts of the original beat filtered to the desired frequency range.

The dub techno stab is a sampled single shot played with the Monotron (also fed through the delay, which creates these weird off beat sounds) turned into a proper stab using simpler, an auto filter, a ping pong delay and a reverb (and some EQ for good measure).

The bass sound uses an Ableton Simpler with the exact same sample looped and filtered.

The synth effects are pure Monotron Delay, freely recorded and then somewhat chopped up and put into place.


Monotronic

Neuro spicy melodic electronic music, particularly chiptunez and 8bit bleeps. I love atmospheric floors, solid raw techno, trash punk, classic tekkno trax, bassy wobbly house, crisp clear electro, goa acid loops, breaking 'n' stumbling rolling beatz decorated by disturbing on hold elevator muzak.

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Listening to Electronic Music is an integral part of my life. For most of the time, I listened to almost all of its genres. At some point in life, I realised that I should try to express myself and share how I feel those vibrations through mixing and telling my stories.

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jungle, house, techno, acid, garage, footwork, juke.

Pianista y compositor en Canarias. De formación clásica, compartiendo aquí mis experimentos con el piano, sintetizadores e instrumentos virtuales.

2xAA harnesses the low-fi power of the Nintendo Game Boy and various other portable hardwares to create flowing house and techno sets.

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