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    Im Very Very Happy At The Moment. Alot Of Crap Music Isnt Making It Vinyl & Alot Of Great Old Stuff Has Been Repressed. I Am Having No Difficulty Finding Great New Techno On Vinyl From Ds2shop, Hardwax & Other Sites. Its A Natural Shit Filter. All The Releases I Buy Are Probably Available As A Mp3 Release But I Dont Care Anymore!

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    i dont think its fair to blame mp3 as it where, if mp3 hadnt came along it would only be another format, and like mentioned something will come along one day that brushes mp3 firmly under the carpet.

    shit music is basically shit music, regardless of its format. If its badly produced, then wether you put it on CD, Vinyl, Mp3 or carve the music into a ****ing slate and play the grooves with an elaborate pickup fashioned out of the hair off a swans neck, it's still going to sound badly produced.

    techno suffers from a condition widely known as "i need to sound like the people i admire" syndrome. There are definately too many people trying to sound like people they admire, which ends up with a pool of records that all sound similiar without adding their own personality along the way. Sure everyone needs a starting point, but the trouble is, alot of people dont seem to have a middle point, and certainly dont have their own unique end point.

    It can be tough, but like Masswank said, the current state of the scene is acting like a natural shit filter. Nowadays less and less will the distributors take music of producers, established or not, if it's badly produced or really too generic because the small window they had for taking chances has gotten so small that the builders have came round in the night and bricked the ****ing thing in. People have been forced in a round about way to improve their overall production and what they are offering, which is a great thing, as pointed out, there is alot more shit NOT making it to vinyl these days .

    If you've got your own cash to throw around, then its a different story of course, it's quite easy to actually get a record pressed and out there, which is why alot of labels about maybe dont have the best quality overall, because peoples definition of quality differ wildly, and with things like ego coming into play, well, sometimes people are blinded by their own dream as it were

    i dunno, its a good thing to think about, but there are still always amazing records being released, by amazing producers, so maybe its a little quick to just dismiss the whole genre for a quiet period?

    anyway its ok Calvin, ive got a good new track coming out next month, everything is going to be just fine

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    Quote Originally Posted by eyeswithoutaface View Post
    i dont think its fair to blame mp3 as it where, if mp3 hadnt came along it would only be another format, and like mentioned something will come along one day that brushes mp3 firmly under the carpet.

    shit music is basically shit music, regardless of its format. If its badly produced, then wether you put it on CD, Vinyl, Mp3 or carve the music into a ****ing slate and play the grooves with an elaborate pickup fashioned out of the hair off a swans neck, it's still going to sound badly produced.

    techno suffers from a condition widely known as "i need to sound like the people i admire" syndrome. There are definately too many people trying to sound like people they admire, which ends up with a pool of records that all sound similiar without adding their own personality along the way. Sure everyone needs a starting point, but the trouble is, alot of people dont seem to have a middle point, and certainly dont have their own unique end point.

    It can be tough, but like Masswank said, the current state of the scene is acting like a natural shit filter. Nowadays less and less will the distributors take music of producers, established or not, if it's badly produced or really too generic because the small window they had for taking chances has gotten so small that the builders have came round in the night and bricked the ****ing thing in. People have been forced in a round about way to improve their overall production and what they are offering, which is a great thing, as pointed out, there is alot more shit NOT making it to vinyl these days .

    If you've got your own cash to throw around, then its a different story of course, it's quite easy to actually get a record pressed and out there, which is why alot of labels about maybe dont have the best quality overall, because peoples definition of quality differ wildly, and with things like ego coming into play, well, sometimes people are blinded by their own dream as it were

    i dunno, its a good thing to think about, but there are still always amazing records being released, by amazing producers, so maybe its a little quick to just dismiss the whole genre for a quiet period?

    anyway its ok Calvin, ive got a good new track coming out next month, everything is going to be just fine
    good im after some nice techno to go with steve stoll stuff i've got.
    seen a nice chris liebling record out, but not much else though.

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    @ aratron.

    stop looking at all the bullshit london sounding energy techno tosh and you will find quality

    there hasn't been anything decent for years with that lot

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    Quote Originally Posted by ...Dave... View Post
    @ aratron.

    stop looking at all the bullshit london sounding energy techno tosh and you will find quality

    there hasn't been anything decent for years with that lot
    i know thats why im mixing steve stool with pouinding grooves these days. watch out, sounds ****ing mint.

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    steve stool
    Excrement techno.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDR View Post
    Excrement techno.
    :lol:

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    Quote Originally Posted by RDR View Post
    Excrement techno.
    steve stool :lol: i dont really mean that, im pretty obsessed with him at the mo.

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    there's been loadsa good releases out latley man, plenty of online shops to have a nose around, i usually flicker between juno & kinetec

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    yep....I made the switch to digital 4 years ago and havent bought a record or played a record since....


    I use traktor 3 and a vestax vci 100....so it still feels like playin...

    I got wierd looks from kids and other dj's here in Phoenix at first and still do every now and then, but it delivers...and they'll all admit that...


    as much as I loved good ol decks...I think the industry will shift away from them altogether (except for throwback events...haha).



    with that said, I would agree that quality has been lacking as of late....which has inspired me to get off my ass once and for all and get some ideas together....
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