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    Default Best Cros-Over producer

    after lots of people complaining that too many hard house procers are commiting crimes again techno :)

    So on the positive side...Which artists have made the jump init techno from another genere electronic or itherwaise?

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    Lenny Dee
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    Lady Dana (she play now also techno besides hardhouse )

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    fatboy slim can do pretty much anything he wants....genius!

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    the success of an artist who is trying their hand to something new usually depends on where they are coming from, e.g Picotto and Fergie coming from the hard dance scene and trying to become "techno". Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesnt, i cant think of many people who have achieved it, but the only one who really does stand out for me is Sven Vath. He used to be really into all that eurotrance nonsense years and years ago, and now he really is a techno legend.

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    well i have to big up alex calver here because his was a name i assosiated with hard house. read an interview and listened to some tunes and all he buys and makes on his own is techno and its not bad either. copy of hydraulix 24 anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spark
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    Some quality techno releases.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tiptoe
    well i have to big up alex calver here because his was a name i assosiated with hard house. read an interview and listened to some tunes and all he buys and makes on his own is techno and its not bad either. copy of hydraulix 24 anyone?
    that hydraulix 24 goes off... :clap:
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    Quote Originally Posted by eyes without a face
    but the only one who really does stand out for me is Sven Vath. He used to be really into all that eurotrance nonsense years and years ago, and now he really is a techno legend.
    have to disagree there, Vath pushed and was behind much of the good trance that was about, before later moving over fully to techno. As a producer he's done a lot more trance than techno, and his trance releases are miles ahead of any techno he's done. There seems to be an undue amount of praise steeped Vath's way when it comes to techno, and I really do wonder why? What's he done that's been so great or important?

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    I don't know production wise if he has done anything ground breaking but as a dj though he's not to bad, I like his taste in music. Saw him do a 3 hour set at I Love Techno Outdoor last summer and really enjoyed it. All those sounds of the season mix cds he brings out always have cracking tunes on them aswell. Sounds of the second season probably being the best.

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    from what i gaver, alex calver never 'cross-ed over'. his always produced and spun techno.

    its just he got famous for being in the hardhouse circit as well.


    i guess he was just unlucky that the hardhouse crowd picked up on him 1st :lol:

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    Umek, Liebing, Picotto to name just 3.

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    umek and liebing couldnt really crossover the same as picotto can... he has about every style of jock u can think of spinnin his stuff?
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    to be honnest, pretty much all DJs that have been on the circit long enuf would have had to 'cross over' from one style to another at some point in their time.

    after all, thats the only way how dance music has servived - by reinvention

    carl cox used to play regga (if the artical i read about him is true), half the older trance dj's used to play hardcore. why limit yourself to one style per life time?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet
    umek and liebing couldnt really crossover the same as picotto can... he has about every style of jock u can think of spinnin his stuff?
    Umek's loops stuff has been played by house, prog, tech house & techno jocks all over the world for some time now and I've seen trance and hard house guys coming into record shops asking for Liebing stuff purely because they've heard there favourite DJ play it. As for Picotto, he got jaded with hard house and started to knock out techno. Obviously he's gonna sell to a larger audience because he's been a massive name in the hard house scene for some time and with such a large following you'll find they will follow what he plays but to say every style of jock plays his stuff is a bit o.t.t.
    Have you seen the line ups for his nights in Ibiza ? Some of the nights are very strong with some top class techno DJ's whom alot of Picotto fans will not have heard of before. For that, I respect the guy.

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    i know of an artist that should have stuck with techno. nick sentience. seriously. i have some of his old records on a lable called sentience from like 98 i believe and they were pretty ass kicking tracks i think he is a very talented producer, but wastes his talent on shite. just my opinion tho. maybe he really loves it or something.

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    Quote Originally Posted by anx
    i know of an artist that should have stuck with techno. nick sentience. seriously. i have some of his old records on a lable called sentience from like 98 i believe and they were pretty ass kicking tracks i think he is a very talented producer, but wastes his talent on shite. just my opinion tho. maybe he really loves it or something.
    you got any links to some of his older stuff. would be interested to hear it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stella Boy
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Nisbet
    umek and liebing couldnt really crossover the same as picotto can... he has about every style of jock u can think of spinnin his stuff?
    Umek's loops stuff has been played by house, prog, tech house & techno jocks all over the world for some time now and I've seen trance and hard house guys coming into record shops asking for Liebing stuff purely because they've heard there favourite DJ play it. As for Picotto, he got jaded with hard house and started to knock out techno. Obviously he's gonna sell to a larger audience because he's been a massive name in the hard house scene for some time and with such a large following you'll find they will follow what he plays but to say every style of jock plays his stuff is a bit o.t.t.
    Have you seen the line ups for his nights in Ibiza ? Some of the nights are very strong with some top class techno DJ's whom alot of Picotto fans will not have heard of before. For that, I respect the guy.
    He never really made hard house imo, he managed to come over from trance (where he was massive) and secure his place amongst the techno big names... succesfully. I really havent seen anyone ave the ability to do that, fair enough on umek.... but house, prog and tech are all closely related. TRANCE AND TECHNO however, different all together. From goin gettin his tracks played from oakenfold and dave pearce, to gettin them played by carl cox, c liberator and liebing (btw, even found out david morales was playing a funky mix of one of his tracks a couple of summers ago)... madness.
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    Kevin Martin (aka The Bug, God, Techno-Animal etc.)

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    what do you guys think about Timo Maas?

    he's not my fave, but he is versatile. the first track of his i heard was breaks, and i was surprised when i discovered that he also makes trance, house and some techno.

 

 
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