new grime/dubstep mix - this one is computerised

bassnation · Mar 5, 2005

lush said:
Question about the MP3s - did you have to convert them to wav before they would play?

ableton live doesn't play mp3s, so yes you need to convert. both acid and traktor will play them though.

btw, if anyones interested in hearing another ableton set, heres a recording of a live set my friend matt did of his own productions for london techno night, SEND.

http://www.randomtag.com/mp3/Matt_OBrien_live_@_SEND_13112004.mp3

minikomi · Mar 6, 2005

feel bad pimping myself out again but this set was also done in ableton live... live once, and then semi tweaked to sound nicer at the end

sorrt about the 128 kbzz

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Logan Sama · Mar 6, 2005

Those muslim boys exist.

Ask the people at On Top fm

nomos · Mar 7, 2005

I'm really enjoying the Matt O'Brien set, Marc. I don't know the tunes but from the sounds of it he's working a lot with loops and triggering/mixing them live. Is that the case? That's definitely Ableton's strongest suit - less finnicky than mixing entire completed tracks and insanely versatile. As much as I liked using Acid to compose, I'm still regularly tickled by the ease with which you can improvise in Live, especially if you have one or two MIDI control surfaces on hand.

I noticed once that the ID3 tag of one of your Old Skool Rewinds said 'made in Acid.' Do you mix them in there or do you mix on your decks and just use Acid as a recorder?
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minikomi's server seems to be on a coffee break, so I'm going to come back to that one in a bit.

new grime/dubstep mix - this one is computerised

bassnation

the abyss

minikomi

pu1.pu2.wav.noi

Logan Sama

BestThereIsAtWhatIDo

nomos

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