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Always liked that track from Violator. Dark slow with great dynamics.

Depeche Mode´s Clean 1990 version (Alan Wilder´s Emax setup was used)

A personal favourite. Some sounds from Alan Wilder´s EMAX set were used to create this.  For example: The "Oboe" sound in the beginning and in the end is from "Everything Counts". Some of the drums are from Drumulator and one sampled kick from "People Are People" `s used. The hardest part was actually to recreate the "Organsound" that is the mainriff throughout the whole track. I´ve used two organ sounds from NI.  Other instruments used on this track are: NEXUS, MASSIVE, VANGUARD, POLYPLEX (Drums), ROUNDS, JUPITER V2, HALION (Sampler), BATTERY-4.

Depeche Mode`s Ice Machine 84-version (Some sounds from A.W Emax setup were used)

The Operating Tracks - Subculture

A SONIC SEDUCER WORLDWIDE PREMIERE!

A new intresting swedish act. Lucifer´s Aid. Even though the project is new there is many years of experience behind the band. Carl Nilsson (ex. Lithium, The Operating Tracks) decided to make harsh industrial music without any borders, NO limits. The results became Lucifer´s Aid. Straight forward "in-your-face" harsh electronic music. Sometimes references could be drawn towards The Klinik and sometimes more towards harder power electronics. One thing is for sure. There is no compromises here. The album will see the light of day early autumn.

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Lucifer´s Aid "Deep Inside"

Depeche Mode`s Little 15- (Lots and lots of sounds from Alans EMAX setup)

Depeche Mode`s Everything Counts 1 0 1 (A.W´s EMAX setup used)

"They can go and told you so"......Samples all over the place. Softsynths used: Monark, Jupiter, Minimoog, Battery4, Vanguard. 

Depeche Mode´s Told You So-83 version (Some A.W´s Emax samples used)

The Operating Tracks started in the fall of 2014 and got its energy from the era when machines seriously made their debut into music, when DAF and The Normal were revolutionary and when we, for the first time, heard about Orwell's future theme.

The Operating Tracks is an attempt to put sound to mental images representing devoid and severe environments for humanity. It can be a city, where war has passed through. It can be an institution from the 1950s where screams push through a desolate corridor and through closed doors. 
Intersecting these images through hardware synthesizers, music originated.

Where minimalistic texts, monotonous music and unpredictable machines meet, a feeling grows that is hard to shake off.

Music arises in the moment and can begin a baseline or a drum beat. It builds up a mood. The music is played live in the studio.

"It's the sound itself that creates images and we must add more sound to enter deeply into the image. It's like coloring."

The Operating Tracks - Subculture

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