fantastic demo. think I'm going to have to pull the trigger on one of these.

So glad I just picked one up. Can't wait!!!

Donato Dozzyは日本にいる多くの友人たちへの想いを馳せ、またLabyrinthで私たちの前でプレイすることを思い描きつつこのミックスを作りました。彼の奏でる音楽にまた身を委ねる日が待ち遠しいですね。

Donato Dozzy - For Labyrinth

On Sunday, @solarsf took us on an otherworldly late night journey at Messy Beaucoup. Chugging techno, dark wave, and experimental textures; Solar set the stage for an epic, musical rabbit hole.

Campout Series: Solar

This track was made with only one module being used for sound. Enter the Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas! Yes every single sound you hear was made with only the Basimilus Iteritas module and then sequenced and recorded one sound at a time. I would then make another sound one at a time and just keep layering(recording) until I had enough parts for this song. It did an amazing job at coming up with every part I needed. A very versatile module I was really impressed with its sonic pallet! I started with the kick then snare, then hihats etc and so on. There was noo filters or any other sound manipulator used only an ADSR for some modulation and the Basimilus with a eurorack sequencer. There is the melody the sounds like a filter was used but that was just me tweaking the 'morph' knob(brilliant!). I recorded into Digital Performer and did add some FX for flavor but no EQ so you can here the tone coming out from the module. I did add a little compression on the master bus to make everything to stick together in the mix . Also to note I used Expert Sleepers to sync my eurorack modular to my DAW and it worked very well(great stuff!).

Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Demo Song

So I wanted to make a cool demo of this great synth but I had so much fun (as it is just one of those synth gems that brings out the creativity), that I mad an entire compilation of musical demos. Now the thing to know is that every single sound you hear (all synths, fx and drums)are made from only the AJH Minimod. I did not use any other modules at all other then one spring reverb a couple of times but that is it. Everything i did was all contained within the Minimod system itself. I have had a few Minimoogs in my time and they did such a great job that it felt very comfortable as if I was playing a Minimoog from the days of old. Then you add the modular functions and it just opens it up into new territory! I always had fun making drums on my old Minimoog(first synth i ever bought) but with the modular aspect I was very impressed how well i could make some cool drum sounds. 
So what i did was just jam out an idea then record into Digital Performer. Then just make a new sound and repeat(overdub) until I had enough parts for a song to arrange( and quantize lol). Sorry if  Here is a list of what I used:
AJH Minimod Complete System ( all sounds)
Intellijel Springray ( for occasional reverb)
Arturia MicroBrute ( controller and sequencer)
Digital Performer w/ 828Mk2( recording and fx)
Plug ins I used:
Waves SSL and API
Sound Toys
Audio Damage assortment
I hope you enjoy as much as I had fun making these little demos to really show all my favorite genres of music that made the Minimoog famous. 
Cheers!

Enoland

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@taylorbratches is a DJ, producer and writer based in New York. She curates the mix series Walking and Falling, an appendage of the Chicago-based DJ mentorship program for female and non-binary artists. As a lifelong poet and dancer, her relationship to rhythm is intimate and ever-evolving. Heavily influenced by artists like Erika, Patrick Russell, Eris Drew, Sassmouth, Abby Echiverri and Derek Plaslaiko, her sets aim to fuse genres and to move people physically and spiritually, creating an experience that is both terrestrial and extraterrestrial. She has an upcoming release on Enmossed and writes for Resident Advisor.

artist statement: "This mix features selected tracks from Skee Mask, Somatic Responses, Objekt, Sam KDC, Yaleesa Hall, revlux, Alonzo, and others. It was made in ecstatic joy - I was jumping up and down and dancing in front of my CDJs while mixing. I improvised it in one take and lead with my intuition. Then I listened to it back and started to wonder: is it too intense? Too challenging? Too weird/psychotic? Too psychedelic? Too imperfect? Too emotional? Too dance-oriented? Too hybrid? Then I realized: this describes exactly who I am. So this mix not only represents what I'm drawn to currently, but me on some fundamental level." - Taylor Bratches

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The Bunker Podcast 208: Taylor Bratches

Eric @Cloutier on the inspiration for this mix: "It's impossible to fully describe the importance of Theorem (@theorem-thx) in my life. Upon first hearing the “Nano” album I was immediately sold on his sound. Moving artfully between psychedelic, dub and chill varietals of techno, the picture he painted on this full length on Plus8 blew my mind…and honestly still does. Fast forward to the “Mantra One” EP, and I knew this wasn’t a fluke but a revolution of a genre. Almost like clockwork, singles on a sub label of M_nus started dropping; I was indoctrinated in to Theorem's sound 100% at this point. Beautiful, patient, delicate, unique, and timeless - Theorem’s records, both solo and with a handful of equally amazing friends, such as Stewart Walker, Sutekh, and Swayzak, are at once undefinable and unquestionably from one defining point in electronic music history. I’ve been fortunate enough to stay friends with Theorem for well over a decade, and he’s blessed me with a trove of unreleased transmissions I’ve never felt comfortable putting to a recording until now. Without this music  I honestly don’t know where my techno life would have taken me, but I am forever indebted to Theorem for what he unintentionally did to a random connoisseur back home in Detroit. 

01. Theorem - Emerge [MINUS TH 3]
02. Theorem - Evolve [SWZLP2]
03. Theorem - Graviti [PLUS8057]
04. Theorem + Sutekh - Mitochondria [MINUS THX 5]
05. Theorem - Fallout [MINUS TH 4] 
06. Theorem - Clone [PLUS8070]
07. Theorem - Igneous [MINUS TH 2]
08. Theorem + Stewart Walker - Recoil [MINUS THX 3]
09. Theorem + Stewart Walker - Too Distant Images [MINUS THX 3]
10. Theorem + Swayzak - Break In at Apt 205 [MINUS THX 1]
11. Theorem + Swayzak - Devil of Rotations [!K7193EP]
12. Theorem - Shift [MINUS TH 1]
13. Theorem - Embed [MINUS TH 3]
14. Theorem + Swayzak - 020100 (Swayzak Mix) [SWZ11]
15. Theorem + Swayzak - Day From Hell [MINUS THX 2]	
16. Theorem + Sutekh - Canis [MINUS THX 5]
17. Theorem + Stewart Walker - Intervals [MINUS THX 4]
18. Theorem - Formulate [MINUSMIXMAX1]
19. Theorem - Dilate [PLUS8057]
20. Theorem - Gelidity [UNRELEASED]

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The Bunker Podcast 209: Eric Cloutier

When we asked @marco_shuttle if he wanted to podcast an excerpt of his all night set from Public Records in February, he responded that he really wanted to publish the whole set start to finish. so here you have it, nearly 6 hours of Marco playing to the very intimate dancefloor at The Bunker Limited at Public Records in Brooklyn. This set is quite a bit different than what you might normally hear him play at a big techno club or festival, and we're thrilled to present this side of Marco's sound.

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