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Weeklybeats 2018

JSConf 2021 Official Soundtrack

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"For me, ambient music is less about a destination and more about the journey. It's the space between notes where the real story unfolds, inviting the listener to create their own narrative. In a world that's often loud and chaotic, it offers a quiet place. It's a reminder that beauty can be found in stillness, and that sometimes, the most profound experiences are the most subtle." - @substak

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Follow Pool https://soundcloud.com/innershapes

Radiant. Intricate. Conceptual. The three words she often defines her record collection with. Pool’s style ranges from ambient to techno. It has depth and is filled with a groove. Her DJ sets radiate a melancholic gentle beauty and at the same time a boundless moving energy.

What an incredible podcast! Thank-you Pool ! x

Play List:
Tissu - Space Loop - Lobster Theremin
Federsen - Infrared - Linear Movement
Sirko Müller - Submission - Wandering
Tomas Rubeck - FM2 (Quail remix) - Animal Farm Records
Cirkel - Cirkel 005.0 - Cirkel 
Ben Buitendijk & Koen Hoets - 51°54 01.6N 4°28 - An Der Grenze
Martin Schulte - Lights (remastered) - Slow Beauty 
Joseph S. Joyce - Vedanta (Sebastian Mullaert boulder dub remix)- Default Position
Tomas Rubeck - Blue Print - Echocord
Ben Buitendijk - Near Mint - Oblique Music
Tomas Rubeck - FM1 Animal - Farm Records
Havantepe - Revolt Baum
Obtane & Giorgio Gigli - Underlying Destruction of the Environmental Ties (Claro Intelecto remix)- Zooloft
Minilogue - Certain Things part 2 (Salz remix) - Telrae
Svreca - Ebisu (Dasha Rush remix) - Semantica

Default Position Podcast #008 Mixed By Pool (Vinyl Only)

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My first entry into #weekybeats #2018 turned out to be somewhat strange. It's quite unfinished and I didn't have any time to even start with mastering this, so it's quite unbalanced. But, I got a track done, for which I'm happy.

Ableton Live, Rob Papen's Predator 2 for the Pad all else is Ableton onboard stuff.

Weekly Beats 2018

WB1801 - A Well Padded Cushion

Week #2 of Weeklybeats. A dark dub techno / acid crossover

WB1802 - Cross Over Dub

A quickly cobbled together tribute to the wonderful "Echo" effect from the Ableton Live 10 Beta.

Cliché dub, I guess. This week was a bit of a challenge, as I couldn't find time during the week and had a rather busy weekend, so this was done in maybe 3 hours total.

Mastering is done with LANDR/Medium.

WB1803 - Echo Dub Force

This week I had to prepare for a conference talk, so I, again, didn't find the time to work on a beat submission during the week. This track is done on the train ride home today (Sunday). I even managed to upload the whole thing as a WAV file to LANDR, download the mastered track and submit it all from my LTE connection. Impressive.

The wub wub is done with Korg Gadget's Miami, an amazing shortcut.

Please don't ask me what Genre this is, I have no idea.

WB1804 - Nightriders

After missing out week 5 for a number of reasons, I finished this one early, on thursday. Main theme was ready on, I think, monday, worked on it on and off during the week and arranged it (shoddily) including the crappy live rhodes on thursday.

WB1806 - The Wired Suspense

WB1807 - bleeps 'n shit

https://raggaterrorfront.bandcamp.com/album/let-the-label-label-you

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Kleptomentalist

A dub jam, performed live using Novation Circuit, Monostation, Bass Station 2, Peak, Nord Electro 5D, Boss RE-201 Space Echo and controlled using a Novation SL MkIII.  Recorded direct to 2-track.

DUB - 03.2019 - V1.0 (Live jam)

Open Air Vernissage von Hans E. Art Cubes, Elbchaussee Hamburg.
DJ Set Tim Staadler aka Jared Austin Paradox Records Hamburg 2015

A local artist that makes art out of trash came to support our cleanup - thanks so much for coming, ABART!

paradox.hamburg

PARADOX @ HAMBURGER HAFEN VERNISSAGE (2015)

Beginning in the Summer of 2012 with his Low End Theory guest spots, DJ Shadow's "All Basses Covered" set has morphed and evolved to incorporate as many different contemporary genres of urban and electronic music as possible. From hardcore rap to footwork and juke and beyond, Shadow has combed the web to curate seamless and dexterous blends of the most progressive sounds bubbling up from the underground.  'Too hard?' 'Too future?' Or just too raw? As always, DJ Shadow has provoked crucial flashpoints of discussion about the discipline of DJ'ing that have defined our turbulent times.  -DJShadow.com Team

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All Basses Covered (The Infamous South Beach Set, December 2012)

Our monthly livestream this time had some deep dub vibes.

WB1807 - bleeps 'n shit

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