Many years thinking to do this dj mix, finally the time has come! 
Maximum respect and thanks to these two CREATORS and PIONEERS of techno. 
They built bridges between Germany and Detroit-Chicago-Jamaica, and the result is a new genre called DUB TECHNO. 
Enjoy the 2h 30 min journey through RHYTHM AND SOUND and BASIC CHANNEL sounds fellows!
Track list + much more on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pablobolivar

Moritz Von Oswald & Mark Ernestus Tribute

4 Pianos in VCV Rack stretched and morphed by some effects and granular processing, then loaded into Ableton for a little more tweaking and smoothing out with EQ and compression.

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Also available on YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWTVByZplIA

As I often play these records alongside newer releases, I realized most of those classics were more than 25 years old, I thought of compiling them together to show where dub tech comes from and how timeless most of these tracks are...Take a record like Round Four, discovered for a lot of people like me on Daniel Bell's mix (2000) The button down mind of Daniel Bell. More than 25 years onwards, you can look at a record like this, alongside Baby Ford and early Ricardo Villalobos as the blueprint for modern minimal and dubby electronic music, but that would imply that those genres later improved upon the overall formula. In reality, few got even close to as good as this. The origins of a genre is often more important than newer releases.  ''If you do not know where you come from, then you don't know where you are, and if you don't know where you are, then you don't know where you're going...''  (Terry Pratchett, I Shall Wear Midnight)

The Beginning Of The Voyage (Heart Chakra)
Monolake - Amazon (1999) / Interstate /  Monolake / Imbalance Computer Music
Konrad Black - White Cigarettes (2002) / Two Hundred And Forty Volts Volume 2 / Swayzak recordings 
Burger/Ink - Elvism (1996) / [Las Vegas] / Matador / Kompakt klassiks
Round Four featuring Tikiman - Found A Way (1998) /  Find A Way EP / Main street records 
Maurizio - M06a (1996) / M-6 / Maurizio 
Monolake- Ionized (2001) / Cinemascope / Monolake / Imbalance Computer Music
Monolake & Makam - Mass transit railway (1998) / Hong Kong / Chain reaction
Various Artists - No.8 (1997) /  8 8.5 9 EP / Fat Cat records 
Swayzak - Form Is Emptyness (2001)  / Shape Memory Effect / Force tracks 
Swayzak vs Theorem - Break In At Apartment 205 (1999) /  Break In At Apartment 205 EP / M_nus 
Swayzak - Slave to the Hard Drive (2001) / Shape Memory Effect / Force tracks 
The Kooky Scientist - Nite Glide (1997) / Unpopular Science / Plus 8 
Convextion - Miranda (Original '96 Mix) /  Convextion EP / Matrix
Quadrant - Hyperprism (1993) / Quadrant E.P. / R & S Recordings 
David Alvarado Blue (Dub) (2001) / Blue EP 
G-Man - Quo Vadis (1995) / Swim
Ratio - Early Blow (1998) / Preview EP / Central  
Basic Channel - Radiance long (1994) / Basic channel
B.C. - Weird Vibrations ( 1994 ) /  Stronghold Techno EP / i.t.p. recordings
Basic Channel - Phylyps Trak (1994) / Basic channel 
Bandulu - Running time (1995) / Blanco Y Negro
Vainqueur - Lyot (Maurizio Mix) (1992) / Maurizio 
INFINITI-game one (1994) / Metroplex
Mateo Murphy - Inside out (2002) / Epsilonlab
Fluxion - Vibrant Forms 2 (1999) / Bipolar Defect /  Chain Reaction
Parallel 9 - Quadrus (1996) / Q EP / Prime
Sanasol - Matrix Noise (1997) / Thule records 
Thor - Aliens Don't Boogie (1999) / Æ Recordings
Merv - Dust (1998) / Happiness on a string EP / Dancecop
Ricardo Villalobos - Frank Mueller Melodram /  Perlon  
Ricardo Villalobos - Heike  (Villalobos Mood Mix) (1998) / Heike EP / Lo-fi stereo
In Aeternam Vale - Ultrabase (1993) / Machine À Laver / Ultrabase EP / Minimal Wave

Few notes: Sanasol is Yagya (Aðalsteinn Guðmundsson, Thorhallur Skulason aka Thor), Aliens don't boogie was famously used on Richie Hawtin's Deck, efx & 909 in 1999, Parallel 9 is Steve Rachmad famous Dutch electronic musician aka Sterac, Infiniti is Juan Atkins both he and Moritz von Oswald aka Maurizio remixed each other and collaborated many times in the last 30 years. Vainqueur is René Löwe famous from the Chain Reaction label. The B.C. track isn't Basic channel but a moniker which consists of Robert Leiner (Visions of the past) and Cisco Ferreira (The Advent). G-Man, whose productions were way ahead of its time on Force inc is Gez Varley from L.F.O. one half of it (other was Mark Bell), Quadrant is another moniker used by Basic channel, the EP was released in 1993 on R&S records the legendary Belgium label, and later repressed on Carl Craig's Planet E.

The Origins Of Dub Techno

Lo-fi beat with some granular and other effects on parts of the track, but this is an arrangement of loops and a simple baseline that is unquantized. 

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First arrangement of an idea I had over the weekend. I have not tweaked the EQ, etc, on the individual tracks.   Comments appreciated.

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